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3 Ways to practice setting boundaries?

Boundaries are pin  pointed in clear communication. So the more meticulous you are about them, the more likely it will be respected. Of course you will be repetitive at some point, because your learning + growth, but don’t feel the need to get frustrated or even explain the reasoning of setting boundaries. If people can’t respect that you made the choice to be more structured, then they don’t need to be around you.

Here’s 3 ways how to set boundaries that protects your mental, physical, & emotional health.

STOP THE PITTY PARTY & PEOPLE PLEASING

Let’s be realistic here. It is some people that will misinterpret your choice of words of respecting a boundary because they are unpleasant. Either these people aren’t able to set they own boundaries or they are just use to having nasty behavior towards people for their own gain. And since you will not allow that, they also mistreat you as well. To each it’s own, as long you uphold your own boundaries for your own mental & physical health that’s all that really matters.

TAKE TIME OUT TO LEARN ABOUT YOURSELF

Always make sure that you sustain your boundaries at all times. Because no one isn’t going to get things done like yourself. You are the priority, remember that. Think of qualities you have of yourself so you can start learning your better self.

VISUALIZE AND NAME YOUR LIMITS

The most important step to defining your boundaries is to make them visionary. Boundaries are often confusing and abstract because they feel invisible in our daily lives. By visualizing your boundaries and writing them down, you can get much more clarity on where you want to make things fair & clear between you and other people.

XoXoXo Seqouia B.



One response to “3 Ways to practice setting boundaries?”

  1. I would like to add one, and that’s START SAYING “NO”. Some people find this hard to say but it’s actually very important to maintain your own sanity, saying that you’re uncomfortable being in particular situation right in front of someone’s face is liberating.

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