Do you find it difficult to set boundaries and take care of yourself without feeling guilty? What if you could make boundary setting easier and free yourself from that guilt?

In this episode, we explore why setting boundaries is so hard, especially for highly sensitive people (HSPs), and how to make it easier. You’ll learn what gets in the way of healthy boundaries, how to do inner work to make asking for what you need less stressful, and how to feel less guilt about taking care of yourself.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

• What stands in the way of setting healthy boundaries.
• How to do inner work to make asking for what you want easier.
• How to feel less guilt about taking care of yourself.

Tune in now to learn how to create healthy boundaries and feel empowered in taking care of your needs.

Todd

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