It\'s Time for You to Learn How to Stand Up for Yourself and Learn How to Say "NO!" Dear reader, Is it always hard for you to directly ask for something you want? Is the word "sorry" common in Your conversational vocabulary? You say "yes" to others when you really want to say "no" because you are scared of disappointing them? Unfortunately, I have bad news for you - you are suffering from "Nice Guy Syndrome." You\'ve probably been conditioned Your whole life to please everyone around you: Your parents, Your family, and Your friends and colleagues.
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It\'s Time for You to Learn How to Stand Up for Yourself and Learn How to Say "NO!" Dear reader, Is it always hard for you to directly ask for something you want? Is the word "sorry" common in Your conversational vocabulary? You say "yes" to others when you really want to say "no" because you are scared of disappointing them? Unfortunately, I have bad news for you - you are suffering from "Nice Guy Syndrome." You\'ve probably been conditioned Your whole life to please everyone around you: Your parents, Your family, and Your friends and colleagues
