>>Sometimes a plain "I don't know" can be very helpful in achieving a goal.
In a country like India where opportunities are scarce, saying no in many cases can mean permanently losing the opportunity to do something big.
Saying 'yes' and failing is a lot more better than saying 'no' and not trying at all.
If I'm not wrong this isn't just limited to India. I think it was Richard Branson who said something to the order of never saying no to an opportunity. Always learn and do it.
In a country like India where opportunities are scarce, saying no in many cases can mean permanently losing the opportunity to do something big.
Saying 'yes' and failing is a lot more better than saying 'no' and not trying at all.
If I'm not wrong this isn't just limited to India. I think it was Richard Branson who said something to the order of never saying no to an opportunity. Always learn and do it.