Prioritizing family quotes

All the choices I make affect them - they get a say in OUR LIFE - all I do is to ensure they are happy!

The only people who remember that you stayed late all of those years are your family

This is an inspiring collection of fake family quotes to help you set boundaries with a betraying family member, relative, or friend.

Ready to make the most of your 24 hours? This blog post is all about reshaping your life by setting the right priorities. From starting your day with a moment with Jesus to balancing work, family, and self-care, you'll find practical tips to make each day count. Click to read more and start your journey toward a more intentional life. 🌟 #Priorities #LifeHacks #Faith #Family #WorkLifeBalance

Remember, it's important to prioritize your own boundaries and well-being. You don't have to sacrifice them just to make someone else comfortable. Setting healthy boundaries is essential for maintaining emotional balance and self-respect. Stand firm in advocating for yourself while being considerate of others' feelings too.

Often, we are so dedicated to our job, business, family, parents, siblings, and relationships in a way that whenever someone needs you, you are always present. Because of that, you tend to prioritize yourself last and leads you to delay what you wanted to do for yourself and delaying it affects you negatively. Other people may not see it as a necessary thing to do, but for you, it is! And if it’s necessary for you, babe, do it!

“For me, family always comes first; I would do anything to protect them.” ~ Mark Wahlberg ~ For those who prioritize family, their loved ones become their top priority, and they are willing to make any sacrifices necessary to ensure their well-being. This quote emphasizes the profound bond and unwavering commitment within a family unit, where love and protection serve as the cornerstone of their existence. #family values #loyalty #togetherness

Katre on Instagram: "This is me Posted @withregram • @mindfulmft A prioritization origin wound can originate in endless ways — parents or caretakers who struggled to see, hear, understand, or honor your needs, leaving your feeling like you weren’t important. They may have prioritized other things, like work, a partner, a new family, an addiction, or a sibling who was struggling. So many of us have some idea of where the residual pain came from. What we may not be as aware of is how we try to…

"While your children are little, cultivate an attitude of sacrifice. Sacrifice your peace for their fun, your clean kitchen floor for their help cracking eggs, your quiet moment for their long retelling of a dream. . . . Prioritize your children above other work you need to get done. They are the only part of your work that really matters." ~ Rachel Jankovic, Loving the Little Years