Why should you say no? Let me convince you

Because no increases clarity
Because no empowers vitality
Because no helps us prioritize
Because no can actually energize
Because no is fun
Because no helps us get sh*t done
Because no can save you from saying many no’s later
Because no turns your yes to be greater
Because no has fewer characters than yes
Because no is, in fact, the new yes
Because no would free your time
Because no doesn’t cost a dime
Because no doesn’t require as much energy as you think
Because no can be said without a blink
Because no is definitive and would ease to avoid a dispute
Because no can make you look cute
Because no helps you keep a focus
Because no makes you stand to your values
Because no has the same letters as on, and nobody wants to be off
Because no will call a bluff
Because no diminishes opportunism
Because no can counter pessimism
Because no will help you respect your time. Others will follow.
Because no isn’t that hollow
Because no to one thing means yes to many other things
Because no encourages us to establish healthy boundaries
Because no helped many great people achieve greatness
Because no brings more color to the ordinary grayness
Because no makes us more productive
Because no should be followed by being constructive
Because no makes the world a better place
Because no will also make it to outer space
Because no builds confidence
Because no is a sign for prominence
Because no is not that hard
Because no would expose your opponent’s card
Because no can help you save relationships
Because no will release your time for more vacation trips.
Because no will help you to develop a work-life balance
Because no equals abundance
Because no is necessary to get from zero to one
Because no is the whole pun
Because.