ep 47 - saying no is the most underrated glow up of your twenties
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ep 47 - saying no is the most underrated glow up of your twenties
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clearly becoming
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WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:
→ the psychology behind why refusing a request feels so much harder than it should, and why that's not a personality flaw
→ the "standards vs expectations" filter that fixes your boundaries at home AND at work
→ why autonomy is a basic psychological need your brain fights for, whether you notice or not
→ what "non-promotable tasks" are, the 200-hour-a-year cost of staying silent about your work, and how to stop absorbing it
→ why being assertive doesn't make you less competent, just less liked, and what to actually do about that
→ the real, researched origin of ikigai (it's not the graphic you've seen a hundred times) and how to use it to build a no you actually believe in
CHAPTERS
00:00 Introduction to standards vs expectations
02:15 Understanding your boundaries and control
03:28 The importance of living in alignment
04:12 Personal routines and setting boundaries at home
07:40 Impacts of constantly saying yes in professional life
08:51 The value of setting standards and saying no
09:17 Research on why people struggle to refuse requests
10:29 Role-playing and scripts for declining requests
12:07 Enforcing standards in personal and professional life
13:43 The self-determination theory and autonomy
15:22 Decision fatigue and its effects on boundaries
16:24 Non-promotable tasks and career stagnation
20:01 Assertiveness and gender perceptions
21:31 The Ikigai framework for living purposefully
25:33 Building your standards and living in alignment
28:37 Practical steps for setting boundaries and visibility
29:40 Reflections and closing thoughts
RESOURCES
The No Club: Putting a Stop to Women's Dead-End Work — Linda Babcock, Brenda Peyser, Lise Vesterlund, Laurie Weingart
You Have More Influence Than You Think — Vanessa Bohns
On the Meaning of Life (生きがいについて, 1966) — Mieko Kamiya
Self-Determination Theory research — Edward Deci & Richard Ryan
RELEVANT EPISODES
EP 46 – Why Being Nice Isn't Enough at Work (And What Actually Is)
Supercommunicators: How to Talk to Anyone at Work
CONNECT WITH HAZEL ANN
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Substack: @hazelannfelder (urthoughtdaughterha)
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