The hottest Boundaries Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Weight and Healthcare 758 implied HN points 22 Nov 23
  1. During the holiday season, there is often an increase in diet culture behaviors like food policing and body shaming.
  2. Strategies like ignoring/responding silently, setting boundaries, and engaging in conversations can help navigate inappropriate comments about food and body during gatherings.
  3. It's important to prioritize enjoying meals in peace and remember that others' opinions about our food choices are not our concern.
Soaring Twenties 69 implied HN points 29 Nov 24
  1. People often talk a lot about boundaries in relationships, but this language can make it hard to truly connect with each other. Instead of just drawing lines, we should open up and allow for more intimacy.
  2. The idea of having boundaries can protect us from being hurt, but it might also keep us isolated and lonely. It's important to balance protecting ourselves with allowing others in.
  3. Learning to communicate our feelings directly, rather than relying on boundary talk, can help build deeper connections and mutual understanding in relationships.
Mindset Mastery 78 implied HN points 22 Jan 24
  1. Setting clear boundaries is essential for avoiding burnout and maintaining balance in work and personal life.
  2. Being able to communicate your needs and preferences effectively helps in establishing and maintaining boundaries.
  3. Prioritizing self-care and committing to activities that make you feel good are crucial components of setting and upholding boundaries.
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QUALITY BOSS 0 implied HN points 14 Jan 24
  1. Learning to say no is important for your well-being. It helps you put your own needs first and avoids burnout.
  2. Setting boundaries can ease stress and improve your time management. Saying no allows you to focus on what really matters.
  3. Practicing saying no can be tough at first, but it gets easier over time. Start small and gradually work up to tougher situations.