Behind Every 'NO' 🚫 is a Deeper 'YES' ✅: How Elon Musk Prioritized His Vision | Justine's Insights

In today's fast-paced world, the power of saying 'NO' 🚫 is often undervalued. Dive into this enlightening discussion where Justine Musk unveils the philosophy behind Elon Musk's strategic prioritization. By understanding the depth of every 'YES' ✅, Elon has mastered the art of filtering out distractions and channeling his energy 🚀 towards groundbreaking innovations.

Justine beautifully encapsulates this mindset 🧠, shedding light on how critical boundaries are in one's journey to achieving grand visions and dreams. This isn't just about Elon; it's a lesson for us all. Embrace the deeper understanding of when to say 'NO' to make way for your profound 'YES.' 🌟

For a more comprehensive understanding, check out: 'The art of the deep yes: Justine Musk at TEDxOlympicBlvdWomen' by TEDx Talks.

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[rbakboy]

She is 100% right. If you think by saying yes you are being nice, don’t be a fool. People will take advantage of you and treat you like crap really fast.

[Gretsch]

The word no saved my health. It’s powerful and keeps leaches out of your life.

[mariobethell]

The greatest gift as a child that l got from my mother was the ability to say "no". That gift protected me from many dangers.

[Edenismdotca]

“Behind every no is a deeper yes to what you do want”
Beautiful ❤

[CareerHubSpot]

I'm having inner happiness this evening just by simply saying 'no' to a request to a friend whom i always give a 'yes'

[PascalBachmann]

He's not afraid to say no to things that don't align with his goals, and that's something we can all learn from.

[mamarobyn]

Somebody literally asked me what's the most important thing you've learned now that you're in your 40s and I said learning to say no.

[jt]

That's a brilliant explanation about how critical it is to find our own "yes".

[dhz]

Two girls at work asked me to meet them for a drink after work one time, and I obliged them by saying “Fine, I’ll meet you for 1 drink”. We get to the bar and by the time I’ve finished my beer one of the girls had already brought another round of drinks, including a second beer for me which I didn’t ask for. I said “whoa, I can’t accept this. When you invited me out, I said I’ll stay for 1 drink. That was the deal.” They were understanding and bummed that I was leaving and so I left. The next day or so, I give the girl a ride home who bought me the beer and she praised me for telling her that I was down for 1 drink and now she respects me more for it. Learn how to say “no” gentlemen (and ladies). Stand by your word

[sharon]

I haven't quite learnt the art of saying no but I have learnt how to ignore disrespectful people.

[davidfitnesstech]

I can relate to this.
I *used* to say *'yes'* to pretty much everything. And I was always mad at myself for it.

[jamie.miller.inspiring]

I went past saying no and started offering prices, that quickly sends a message far more powerful than no 🙏

[apbt]

“You can’t negotiate if you can’t say no” Jordan Peterson.

[FreePalestineEndZionism]

I finally started saying no now in my 40’s. FINALLY I learned my worth ❤

[CensoredComment-ospy]

"NO!" has brought me MUCH more happiness.

[bikeman]

My wife and I have 6 children, all grown now. My favorite word is NO. It saved me from going insane.

[allosaurusfragilis]

I used to say yes at work a lot, in the belief i would be regarded as willing, eager and being an excellent employee.
The result was i got treated as a doormat and my boss had little respect for me. Then, when i said no one time, for legitimate reasons, i got handed a big telling off.

Harsh lesson there. Dont think being the yes man will do you any favours...it absolutely will not. Being non confrontational and obliging you may think will make life easy and it does....for your boss, not for you. I guarantee you will get more respect by standing up for yourself, saying no and not being afraid of confrontation. These people do way better. Choosing the path of least resistance will cost you in the end, mark my words.
By the way, this also applies in a marriage.

[EasyChuckX]

As a successful contractor and generally handy person, my family has constantly asked for free help. I used to give in and do everything from framing door installs to making a whole glamping trailer conversion in a couple weekends.

Only in the past year have I turned down each and every one of those requests. Boy does it feel good to do what you want to do.

[jesseondrumsjd]

That’s good advice for driven focused people. People who are young and figuring things out, saying yes creates more opportunities and builds connections

[Robheadz]

"Maybe the reason i had trouble saying no to people was because i did not think that I was worth a yes to protect" 🤯