Keep Priorities as Boundaries Intentionally Sacred
Think back to last time you felt resentful, annoyed at someone, or felt that someone was trying to take advantage of you, and you probably experienced someone crossing one of your boundaries. Our boundaries are really important. They’re a core part of putting limits on how we interact with others, what is and isn’t acceptable in a given situation, what we will and won’t stand for. Some boundaries are flexible and some are set in stone, with the most effective ones falling somewhere in the middle. Once we are clear about what’s most important to us – our life vision, purposeful work, relationships or well being practices as examples – then we can determine where we need to set our boundaries, and how we will go about holding those lines. Boundaries can be emotional, psychological, energetic and physical. People placing demands on your time, energy or emotional labour can all cause you to lose track of what you really want or need to get done, and get sucked into t...