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Show Notes
In today's episode, I’m talking about something that's vital regarding communication, relationships, and good movement; it’s also something that gets overlooked, and just gets a bad rap sometimes. Yep, I’m talking about boundaries! This was on my mind after a recent conversation I had with a friend; we were talking about the infamous, all too common theme of mom guilt. It can really eat us alive (I’ve totally felt it), and I know sooo many of us struggle with this!
As humans, we easily fall into feelings of guilt when we’re not doing what others are asking from us; we feel like we’re failing when we can’t do everything for everyone else. In today’s episode, I share why boundaries are kind, and (contrary to popular belief), are one of THE kindest, most generous actions you can show towards others!
In this episode, we cover:
- Why setting and holding boundaries is actually one of the kindest things you can do for others
- Why boundaries are like fences, and not actually rules for other people (contrary to popular belief)
- Understanding that your boundaries can change over time, depending on what you’re experiencing in your current season of life
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