by: Nancy K. Eberhardt
“No”. Period. The end. No explanation or apology necessary.
Whether it is a quote by Anne Lamott or a book by Megan LaBoutillier, or whatever source you wish to credit, “no” is a complete sentence.
At this time of renaissance, a rebirth coming off our year of winter, consider what and who you will say “no” to. You can add “thank you” if you feel it.
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