Podcast 473: The difference between setting boundaries & controlling someone’s actions

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SHOW DESCRIPTION: In this podcast I talk to speaker and best-selling author Melissa Urban, founder of the Whole30 movement, about her new book on boundaries, learning how to say no, the relationship between boundaries and mental health, ways to establish healthy boundaries, and so much more! 

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EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:

2:00 Melissa’s amazing story 

9:10 What boundaries are

10:20 The difference between a boundary & controlling someone’s actions 

11:20, 15:50 Women & boundaries 

17:12 Why Melissa wrote The Book of Boundaries 

18:50 How to set boundaries

22:00 Examples of setting boundaries

27:55 Work-life balance & boundaries

33:30 Family balance & boundaries 

39:45 Romantic relationships & boundaries

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