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One More Half Hug

Society asks us to consider others and do our part to keep things chugging along with as few disruptions as possible.

Don’t talk with your mouth full of tater tots.

Offer your seat to someone else who could use the rest.

Definitely don’t microwave fish in the break room.

These things are niceties that generally ensure the comfort and care of our fellow humans.

But sometimes, society and systems ask things of us that are not comfortable and require us to bury parts of ourselves in order to maintain the comfort of others.

Creative Ways to Say No + Free Cheatsheet

Saying no to something can be hard, but it’s also incredibly important for our overall wellbeing.

In this post, we dive in to why saying “no” can be hard, why it’s important, and where to start.

Download the freebie for over 20 ideas for ways to say “no” in all spaces!

The View Through the Fence: Navigating Different Choices with the Ones you Love

Boundary setting is hard on its own, but it can be even more difficult when you and your loved ones set boundaries differently.

Even when confronted with the same problem, different people may choose differently.

Go and Be and Do

Goal Setting and Goal ..., My Little Slice of LifeMay 23, 2020boundaries, goal setting, goals, healthy relationships, mental health, progress, self careComment