GRAPHIC: 5 Questions to Help Set Boundaries!

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One of the most challenging things many of us need to learn to be happy and enjoy life more is to set boundaries - both with others and ourselves. A boundary is when we draw a line in the sand recognizing what we need - and ensuring we get that need met. It is about taking care of ourselves. Often this involves saying "no" to others or  ourselves. But it can also mean standing up for ourselves, speaking out and defining what we will and will not accept in respect to how we are treated.

Answer the 5 questions below, then pick one boundary and take action!

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Emma-Louise Elsey has been coaching since 2003 and is the Founder of The Coaching Tools Company and Fierce Kindness.com. She's passionate about coaching and personal development. Originally a project and relationship manager for Fortune 500 companies she combined her love of coaching, creativity and systems to create over 100 brandable coaching tools, forms and exercises including 30+ completely free coaching tools. She now serves coaches and the coaching world through her exclusive newsletter for coaches, Coaches Helping Coaches Facebook Group and many other great tools for coaches, plus resources and ideas for your coaching toolbox. The Coaching Tools Company is an official ICF Business Solutions Partner.

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Categories: Articles for Specific Niches, Boundaries, Coaching Infographics, Personal Growth for Coaches, Productivity & Time Management, Self-Care for Coaches

Image of Client Pointing and Setting Boundaries by Aaron Amat via Shutterstock

8 Comments

  1. Leslie

    This is good material!
    Thank you for sharing.
    I look forward to incorporating this into some of my client conversations.
    I even have names in mind that this might help "see" why they are overwhelmed.

    Reply
  2. Lynda Monk

    Hi Emma & the Coaching Tools Co team! Thanks for all your great infographics, inspiring articles and wonderful resources for coaches. I love them and use them often.

    Reply

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