Three Things I Want You to Know About Setting Boundaries
Updated: May 9
Not a week goes by that I don't talk to my clients about the need to set and maintain boundaries. Boundaries help you set limits, avoid overwhelm, define what you are comfortable with and how you would like to be treated by others. For many this is a new habit and it takes a while to get this right.
Setting boundaries is like building any habit. The more you exercise this, the stronger it becomes. Once you strengthen your boundary setting muscles, along comes someone to challenge your boundary. Don't let this surprise you.
This adjustment may feel frustrating but I say, "This is where the fun begins!"
Need some help setting boundaries? It may not be as challenging as you think.
Let's dig in for a minute or so...
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Remember, you don't have to be fearless and you're not alone!
