In the Last Five Years, to What Have You Gotten Better at Saying ‘No?’

I've gotten better at saying "no" to things that I don't want to do, like trying drugs or alcohol.

I've gotten better at saying "no" to things that are bad for me, like staying up late or eating junk food.

I've gotten better at saying "no" to people who are harmful or negative influences in my life.

I've gotten better at saying "no" to buying things that I don't need or can't afford.

I've gotten better at saying "no" to the little voice in my head that tells me I can't do something.

I've gotten better at saying no to plans that I don't really want to do, or that I know will be too exhausting for me.

In the last five years, I've become more confident in myself and my abilities. As a result, I've been able to say no to people who try to take advantage of my willingness to help out.

used to always put other people's needs before my own. However, I've learned that it's important to take care of myself first and foremost.

Along the same lines as putting myself first, I've also gotten better at saying no to things that would be detrimental to my mental or physical health.

There have been many occasions where I said yes to something even though deep down I knew it would be too much for me handle. Now, I have learned to say no when it is beyond my limits or capabilities.