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The Purposeful "Yes" | Winner's Minute With Mac Hammond

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This fast-paced society we live in today has trained us to do a lot. The idea exists that once you get the right app to regulate your life,
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the more you should produce. But producing more is not necessarily the best thing.
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Pursuing less and regulating what you put into your life is much better—and actually the path to more productivity.
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You may need to say “no” to working late or another activity for your children even if it sounds like a good idea.
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Just because something is beneficial doesn’t mean it is beneficial for you, your schedule, or your family.
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Use wisdom: saying “no” to many things gives you the opportunity to purposefully say “yes” to what’s most important to you. I’m Mac Hammond, and this is the Winner’s Minute.