MODULE 8
Setting Boundaries
Boundaries and Saying No Without Guilt
Overcommitment is a major stress trigger. This video shows you how to set healthy boundaries — at work, with friends, and even with yourself — and how to say “no” in a way that feels respectful but firm.
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Write down one area of your life where you tend to overcommit. Draft a respectful “no” statement you could use next time. Example: “I appreciate you thinking of me, but I don’t have capacity to take this on right now.”
What's Next
Notice moments when you feel stretched too thin. Pause before agreeing to new requests and ask, “Do I really have the energy for this?” Practice one respectful “no” this week — it’s a skill that grows stronger with use.
making lasting changes
Healthy boundaries require practice and maintenance. Revisit them regularly, especially after periods of stress or change. Ask yourself: “Does this still feel balanced?” The more often you reinforce boundaries, the more natural they become — and you’ll notice guilt fades as you associate “no” with self-respect, not selfishness.
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