Don't Say Yes When You Want to Say No: Making Life Right When It Feels All Wrong Paperback – October 15, 1975

My favorite book if all time. We all can get boxed into doing things that we don’t want to do. This book helps identify how to respond and keep yourself true to your own needs

Mandatory reading for any woman who wants to get ahead or just feel good about how she is treated. Read this book eons ago and practiced in front of a mirror saying NO/certain phrases to requests that made me feel weak or uncomfortable or used. I went from a shy, take-what's-leftover-from-the-feast kind of person to someone who says what she means, makes sure she is heard and then reaps the benefits of the respect she has earned. When you allow people to "walk all over you", they eventually learn to resent you for being so easily manipulated. I have purchased this book for MANY friends and every one of the them felt it was transformative in their careers and personal lives. This is an old book. I AM SO GLAD IT IS STILL BEING PUBLISHED.

I found this book, very useful. To some extent, it helped me toshape my character. I feel stronger now, while dealing with tricky issues, both at work and with friends. Try to finish the whole book and be patient. You should try to use some of the techniques in real life, to see any change. You will have a chance to understand that being humble, all the times, doesn't necessarily make you are a nice person. You should respect yourself first, before expecting some one would respect you.

This book has changed my life. I was faced with a crisis where I felt that I never had enough time, partially because I could never say no to people. This book will help you get along better with your mate, your friends, and help with goal setting. One of the most lifechanging texts I have ever read!

The whole concept of don’t say yes when you say no, it was barely in the book,and most stuff/topics was common senseDidn’t learn anything new from reading this …and the pages/bonding does fall apart

this book was recommended by a therapist, and even though we are trying to read it, it isn't something you want to go back to.

This book is a great read for anyone interested in assertiveness, communication, understanding the dynamics of behavior, and other things!!

Excellent !!