How to start setting boundaries

Consider using these 7 easy phrases for whatever type of boundary you need to set. 🦸‍♂️Will you be brave and use these easy example phrases when looking to set boundaries in your life? 👉🏻On a final note, setting boundaries is something that takes practice, so be consistent in standing up for them. #setboundaries

Can we be honest about setting boundaries? This is one thing I still struggle with even after therapy. Setting boundaries is crucial for maintaining healthy relationships and personal well-being. Being honest about setting boundaries involves clear communication and assertiveness. Here’s how setting boundaries might sound in a conversation: “I’ve noticed that I feel overwhelmed when I take on too many tasks at once. I need to start saying no to some things to prioritize my own well-bein...

These boundary affirmations are the perfect encouragement for remaining strong and empowered when setting boundaries. Use these postive mantras for setting boundaries to boost your confidence!

Take back control for a happier, healthier life.

Setting boundaries is hard for you and annoying (or downright infuriating) for others. It's often said: the only people who get upset about your boundaries are those who benefited from you not having any. That means they can walk all over you, and manipulate you from here to Sunday. Boundaries are invisible fences that keep you safe.

Setting healthy boundaries can be hard - learn what they are, how to set them and examples of personal boundaries in relationships, marriage, work. Plus ways to deal with toxic people when they cross the line.

When we get upset or frustrated, it is easier to react (i.e. yell, scream, swear, stonewall) instead of responding, but it takes courage and self-awareness to be able to communicate our feelings. This can be healthy and productive if done the right way, but it can also lead to more frustration if done in a less effective way. In this post, I share with you some ways to identify the differences between helpful and unhelpful ways to communicate our anger…

When we get upset or frustrated, it is easier to react (i.e. yell, scream, swear, stonewall) instead of responding, but it takes courage and self-awareness to be able to communicate our feelings. This can be healthy and productive if done the right way, but it can also lead to more frustration if done in a less effective way. In this post, I share with you some ways to identify the differences between helpful and unhelpful ways to communicate our anger…