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Boundaries aren’t walls that push people away. Instead, they’re guidelines that create safety, clarity, and trust. Whether you’re navigating a romantic partnership, family dynamics, friendships, or professional relationships, boundaries protect your well-being while strengthening connections.
Many people assume that setting (more…)
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Posted in: Boundaries, Ready Post, Relationships
Leave a Comment (0) →Setting boundaries is crucial in any situation or scenario. It’s how we establish autonomy, respect, and deeper communication. Boundaries let everyone know where one person ends and the other begins. It sounds basic, but look around, and you’ll recognize how (more…)
There’s a boatload of statistics, studies, and research pointing to the detrimental impact of social media on our collective mental well-being. The average user, including children, may spend at least 2 to 3 hours a day on social media platforms, (more…)
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Posted in: Addictions/Technology, Ready Post, Social Media
Leave a Comment (0) →Are you constantly putting others’ needs before your own? Do you find it hard to say “no” even when stretched thin? If you’re nodding along, chances are you’re a people pleaser. People-pleasing can be an insidious habit that slowly erodes (more…)
Tags: assertiveness, boundaries, group therapy, people-pleasing, sample, self-esteem
Posted in: Boundaries, Ready Post, Relationships, Self-Esteem
Leave a Comment (0) →In today’s world, there’s a new sense of passion for work in a fast-paced environment. Technology allows us to be reachable 24/7, and workplace expectations often extend beyond office hours. While ambition and dedication are admirable traits, a lack of (more…)
Setting boundaries has always been crucial on the job. However, with the never-ending changes to our modern workplaces, it’s probably more important than ever. We’ve got folks working odd hours, choosing flexible schedules, and carrying around devices that make them (more…)