Setting Boundaries

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The only thing I learned in 2020 is how to set boundaries! Haha, JUST KIDDING! I learned a lot last year. However, one of the most important things I've learned about myself is what I value in life and how to make sure I follow through on a daily basis. Hopefully this episode causes you to think about your personal values and how to evaluate the effectiveness of your boundary setting techniques. Relationships are inevitable. So what do you do when people might not always have your best interest at heart? Listen up. Music: Kev Brown

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