You always put others first, leaving your needs on the back burner. Speaking up for yourself feels uncomfortable—maybe even guilt-inducing. Setting and maintaining healthy boundaries or saying no makes you feel "bad." You’re constantly running empty, overwhelmed, and stretched too thin, with little time for yourself. You’r
In the twenty years I've been doing this, I've found that the most successful outcomes include a healthy mixture of confronting difficult experiences, celebrating wins, and occasionally laughing at our predicaments. Life can be quite serious and heartbreaking at times, and I'll never lose sight of that. In response to this, though, I
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