Are you able to say “no” compassionately? Often, the inability to say no can lead to unhealthy and unsustainable relationships.
If you consider the many different boundaries you have for different relationships, it’s clear that there are diverse meanings and lines for boundaries. It is not reasonable to expect others to just understand and respect our boundaries all the time.
Mitra has created the three-C framework for setting boundaries in your relationships: Creation, Communication, and Consistency. In this post, we will explore the first C – Creation.
Today’s Practice
Understanding Boundaries
Moving forward with today’s practice
Now that you’ve begun the work of mindfully setting and maintaining boundaries in your relationships, we hope you can incorporate the work of boundary setting into your everyday life. Setting boundaries not only with others, but for yourself as well, can help you achieve a work-life balance and practice self-care more often. If you find yourself struggling with boundaries, remember to return to the 3-Cs or revisit the boundaries story from above. May you find boundaries that give more balance, kindness, and compassion to your relationships. Thank you for reading.