Do You Have a Job or Does Your Job Have You?

Before I start talking about the much needed boundaries around your job, I encourage you to read the first part of this series about setting boundaries with yourself. It sets the tone for the entire series, and if you can’t set a boundary with yourself and stick to it, you’ll find it quite difficult to place them in other areas of your life. *insert Druski meme* “But hey, that’s just me.”

Now, let’s talk about the place that helps you keep the lights on at home—your job. For a place that we spend so much of our life in, you’d think that it would be a place you enjoy showing up to each day. But alas, jobs have drained the life out of many people. You find it increasingly more challenging with each passing day to show up and give your best because, in many cases, they are taking more out of you than they’re giving (you know, kind of like that toxic ex you haven’t let go of). Understand this—your job may pay you, but they don’t own you. And we are going to discuss how to make sure they know that, too.

July Release: Setting Boundaries Series (Part 2)

Now that the foundation has been set around this topic of boundaries—setting boundaries with yourself—we can start digging deeper into the various areas in your life that this will translate to and the impact of implementing these boundaries now. The first area we will start with is our jobs, which are arguably the place we spend the most time in any given week. I hear story after story of workplaces where people are taken advantage of, getting burned out, are overly stressed and are outright unhappy. For a place you spend so much time in, it's imperative that you take the necessary steps to protect your peace and mental health, and I'm here to make sure of that!

~ Releasing July 31st ~

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