EPISODE · Apr 20, 2026 · 7 MIN
How to Stick to Boundaries Without Feeling Guilty
from Not Your Strong Black Woman · host Nassimbwa Ruffin
Send us Fan MailIn this episode, Nassimbwa Ruffin breaks down why setting boundaries is one thing—but keeping them is where many people struggle. If you’ve ever felt guilty saying no, found yourself overgiving, or watched people push back when you started changing, this episode is for you.You’ll learn what boundaries really are, why they can feel so uncomfortable, and how to stay consistent using Nassimbwa’s REST Framework:✨ R – Recognize when your boundaries are being crossed ✨ E – Evaluate what the boundary needs to be ✨ S – Shift your behavior to match the boundary ✨ T – Train yourself to stay consistentThis episode also explores how to respect boundaries when you’re the one receiving them—because healthy relationships require both setting limits and honoring them.If you look strong on the outside but feel tired on the inside, this conversation will give you practical tools to protect your peace without abandoning yourself.💎 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share with someone who needs this reminder today.About Nassimbwa: I am Licensed Graduate Professional Counselor, this podcast is to teach easy holistic health and wellness practices to empower black women to prioritize self-care.YouTube: @nassimbwaruffin Website: Feel Good Treasures
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Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Nassimbwa Ruffin breaks down why setting boundaries is one thing—but keeping them is where many people struggle. If you’ve ever felt guilty saying no, found yourself overgiving, or watched people push back when you started changing, this episode is for you. You’ll learn what boundaries really are, why they can feel so uncomfortable, and how to stay consistent using Nassimbwa’s REST Framework: ✨ R – Recognize when your boundaries are being crossed ✨ E – Evalu...
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