Freedom Friday: Release What No Longer Serves You
Freedom begins with a decision to let go of what no longer supports your growth. Use the Release and Reclaim worksheet to name what you are ready to let go of and what you are ready to protect.Freedom Friday: Release What No Longer Serves You
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Don’t Take Things Personally, or Allow Me to Be an Asshole
A reflection on boundaries, emotional distance, and the strange freedom of not making everything about yourself.
https://sisyphusrockinghell.co/dont-take-things-personally-or-allow-me-to-be-an-asshole/
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So, you’re back again for more. I can’t say I understand you but — no, you know what? No respect either. This morning, while talking about that piece about misery, someone said one of those forbidden phrases that immediately sets off alarms in my head: “Don’t take things
So I've got a question for the hive-mind:
In your experience, where does the line land between giving grace & setting boundaries?
Free-range discussion & topic drift actively invited.
Edit: the discussion in the comments makes me realize this is less about boundaries than it is about #expectations. And that I need to clarify mine. (Communicating them clearly would probably be good, too.)