We hear a lot about encouraging our kids and the power of “Yes”. But I actually think it’s really important and relevant to say “No”.
If you grow up always hearing “Yes” or having the path cleared for you, it can be very difficult when you encounter hardships in life.
I’ve spent time these past couple of weeks and months thinking about constructive ways I can say “No” to my kids. I want to have them develop some inner resourcefulness that will help them later on with their careers and just make them better human beings to be around.
constructive feedback, emotional development, mental health, resourcefulness
Megan Micco
Megan is a top performing residential real estate agent who regularly provides insights on industry trends, transaction process optimization, and other educational content for buyers and sellers. A third generation Berkeley native, Megan Micco focuses on single-family residential listings in the Berkeley, Albany, El Cerrito, Kensington, and Oakland areas. Leveraging her deep knowledge of the local community Megan strives to build lasting relationships with her clients to help them achieve their goals and dreams at each life-stage. Megan takes an analytical and consultative approach to understanding the unique needs of each of her clients, and then develops a custom strategy to target properties that meet the short and long-term objectives of each family.
