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We all want strong, loving relationships. But sometimes, we tend to lose ourselves in the process. Let's talk about how setting boundaries can help. What are Boundaries? The APA dictionary of psychology defines a boundary as a a psychological demarcation that protects the integrity of an individual or group or that helps the person or group set realistic limits on participation in a relationship or activity. In essence, boundaries are the limits we set for ourselves in relationships to protect our time, energy, and emotional well-being. They help us define what we are and aren't comfortable with, and communicate those limits to others. Examples of Boundaries - Saying no to social invitations when you need time alone  - Setting limits on how much time you spend on work or social media - Communicating your emotional needs to a partner or friend - Establishing physical boundaries, such as deciding who can touch or hug you, and in what contexts.  Setting Healthy Boundaries Let...

Are you tired of feeling like the days aren't long enough?  Well, millions of people struggle with this same frustration. But what if you could get more done in less time, without sacrificing your sanity? Here's what I've learned. The Power of Linear Work A friend recently shared a valuable piece of advice with me: "Work linearly, not simultaneously." I replied that it sounded "math-ish," but I definitely understood what he meant.  He explained that it's about focusing on one task at a time, rather than trying to do multiple things at once. This approach has helped me make significant progress, avoid distractions, and stay on track. 7 Habits to Boost Productivity Ever since I adopted the linear work approach, I've discovered seven habits that have been total game-changers for getting more done in less time. 1. Set Clear Goals:  This involves writing down the top 3-5 things I want to accomplish each day, making them specific, measurable, and achie...

     Hello! Let's delve into a topic that affects us all at some point. I mean, who hasn't felt nervous before a big work or class presentation or worried about meeting a deadline? But for some people, anxiety can be overwhelming and interfere with daily life. I've experienced my own challenges, and I'm committed to overcoming them while helping others do the same.  So What Exactly is Anxiety? Anxiety is a normal human emotion characterized by feelings of worry, nervousness, and fear.  Oxford Languages defines it as a feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease about something with an uncertain outcome. It's like having a constant, nagging voice in your head that won't shut up. But when anxiety becomes excessive and persistent, it can be a sign of an anxiety disorder . Anxiety disorders are the world’s most common mental disorders, affecting 301 million people in 2019, according to the World Health Organization (WHO) Types of Anxiety Disorders There are several typ...