Learning to Say No - Kevin Harney

Our world is fast-paced, and keeping up takes constant effort. With work, family, errands, and other obligations-we’re booked solid. Finding margin can be a challenge, but it’s crucial! On this one-day Focus on the Family, Pastor Kevin Harney explains why it’s important to say no so you can say yes to the important things. He’ll encourage you to examine your priorities and learn to strategically say no. You’ll gain some great tools to help you cut out distractions, make wise choices, and simplify your life.
Get Kevin's book, No is a Beautiful Word: bit.ly/2WH2Am5
For more resources on this topic: bit.ly/3yJfk8u
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[@christretch]

Thank yall so much. I was so distressed and feeling selfish because my collegue has to go on bedrest for her pregnancy. I really didn't want to pick up her shifts. I already work more hours than I want to and am on the verge of burning out. Fortunately they texted me the info and did not come out and ask me, so I had time to prepare a preemptive "NO", and this video helped me feel much better about it.

[@denisesalomon9844]

We all need to hear this...more than once!

[@adrianal8315]

So true. It’s so hard to say “No”

[@NisaNJames]

"To not speak is to speak. Not to act is to act." Same concept.

[@Spiritohspirit]

Love this guy! What a great dad

[@chebetngeny2507]

Thank you

[@aprilsunnyday]

Thank you!

[@peggydid]

Kid, "Do we have some ice?" Mom: "Yes, we do! It's just not frozen yet!"

[@jeffreybate1548]

Focus on the family canada having a issue tonight! Fix it before tomorrow! P.S. renewing your mind filled in tonight!

[@scell_5645]

This is too timely for me. It's unreal. I've been struggling with over-committal recently. I've been tired, exhausted and started to feel run-down. This talk highlighted my 'yes' causes other, often very important, things to be pushed off my plate.