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EPISODE · Mar 21, 2025 · 14 MIN

My Clients Thought Boundaries Would Kill Their Business

from The Digital Junk Drawer · host The Main Stage

Hey there, I’m Kathleen Stewart, your host and resident weirdo! Welcome to The Digital Junk Drawer, the podcast where creative service-based businesses come for unfiltered advice, actionable strategies, and a little bit of fun.Today, we’re talking about boundaries—the thing you know you should set but secretly worry will scare clients away. Spoiler: It won’t.If you’ve ever:Answered client emails at 11 PM because you felt bad making them waitSaid “yes” to scope creep because you didn’t want to seem difficultFelt like setting boundaries would make clients leave…Then this episode is for you.What You’ll Learn in This Episode:✔ Why setting boundaries triggers anxiety (and how to push through it)✔ The sneaky ways bad boundaries lead to more client friction, not less✔ Simple scripts for enforcing boundaries without sounding like a jerk✔ How setting limits actually attracts better clients, not fewer clients✔ One small boundary shift you can make this week to protect your time & sanityWant to Build a Business That Respects Your Time?🚀 Need help fixing your client experience so you’re not constantly overworking? Check out Ink to Income, my done-with-you program that helps creatives build workflows that actually work. Learn more at themainstage.ca/inktoincome.💬 Let’s Talk: What’s the boundary you know you need to set? DM me on IG @TheMainStage.ca.🎧 Loved this episode? Share it with a biz bestie and leave a review—it helps more creatives like you build sustainable businesses. Where to find KatThreads: @themainstage.caWebsite: themainstage.caK like what? Newsletter:  Sign up here LinkedIn: Kathleen Stewart - The Main StageLinkedIn Newsletter: Brandthropology

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