Feb 2, 2026 | boundaries, burnout, communication, mental health, people pleasing, personal development, relationships, self care
What if, and bear with me for a moment here, what if people-pleasing is actually really selfish? Excuse me, Sheryl? How dare you! I’m not selfish. Let me explain. Sure, people pleasing is about… well, pleasing other people. But why are we doing it? Why are we saying...
Jan 13, 2026 | boundaries, communication, core values, culture, personal development, professional development, relationships
“My right to swing my fist ends where your nose begins,” – Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. When my husband added Landman to our queue, I wasn’t the least bit interested. It just didn’t appeal to me. However, he asked me to give it a try, and from the very first...
Dec 8, 2025 | book, boundaries, burnout, communication, decision making, mental health, people pleasing, personal development, relationships
Last week, we talked about WHY your need holiday boundaries. (You don’t want to be financially or energetically in debt, and you want to continue having good relationships.) Now, let’s talk about HOW to set holiday boundaries. First, we’re going to discuss some tips...
Oct 28, 2025 | Article Bank, boundaries, Business, communication, leadership, mental health, personal development, professional development, relationships, self leadership
Do you ever feel like ALL the work is falling on you? Like, if you don’t get something done, no one else will? What about, like, your employees are taking advantage of your desire to see the team succeed? If you’re an overworked manager, stop nodding. You probably...
Sep 8, 2025 | boundaries, burnout, core values, decision making, mental health, personal development, professional development, relationships, self care
“I should be doing more.” The most common question I’m asked regarding boundaries is, “How do I get rid of the guilt?” And if I’m being honest, it’s my biggest challenge as well. After all, if we’re setting boundaries, there’s a good chance that means we’re “doing...
Aug 25, 2025 | boundaries, burnout, comfort zone, communication, mental health, people pleasing, personal development, professional development, relationships
Would you rather experience a few moments of discomfort or a lifetime of resentment? In the late 1960s/early 1970s, a scientist named Walter Mischel performed the Stanford Marshmallow Experiment. In it, he told children that they could either eat one marshmallow at...
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