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Are you struggling with setting your boundaries?
Do you want to know how to respectfully tell others about your boundaries?
Today, Jay questions the traditional notion that a "good person" is one who never says no. This outdated definition leads to a lack of boundaries, which ultimately harms personal well-being. By redefining what it means to be a good person, one can recognize the importance of investing in themselves and navigating difficult conversations.
What does setting boundaries truly mean? They are defined not by what we want from others, but by what we need for ourselves. Jay explains that boundaries should not aim to control others but should protect the individual from their own triggers and provides practical advice on how to communicate boundaries effectively, suggesting the use of simple, clear statements without over-explanation.
In this episode, you'll learn:
How to set boundaries without feeling guilty
How to NO effectively
How to communicate boundaries clearly
How to handle other people's reactions
How to build confidence in setting boundaries
Don't wait to reclaim your time, energy, and peace of mind—take control and become the assertive, self-respecting individual you deserve to be.
With Love and Gratitude,
Jay Shetty
What We Discuss:
00:00 Intro
01:31 Boundaries Are Often Tough to Set
03:45 #1: Redefine What Your Boundaries Are
09:05 #2: Clearly Communicate Your Boundaries
11:48 #3: Be Kind, Honest, and Empathetic to Other People’s Reaction
15:07 #4: You Subconsciously Sound Defensive When Setting Your Boundaries
17:53 #5: Plan a Buffer