Boundaries are not bad.

They are not about saying no.

They are not to be mean.

They should not make you feel guilty.

They are reasonable expectations communicated to those you interact and communicate with on a daily basis.

They are to find balance – by implementing boundaries, you create consistency, dependability and reliability.

Everyone accesses, uses and leverages time differently.

Why?

Because we prioritize things differently. We have different needs. Different schedules. Unique circumstances.

Which means, what works for one person, doesn’t always work for another.