A Somatic Approach to Boundaries and Difficult Conversations
You already know what you want to say. You have rehearsed it. You have maybe even written it down. You know the boundary matters.…
How we show up with others — clients, partners, community, family.
You already know what you want to say. You have rehearsed it. You have maybe even written it down. You know the boundary matters.…
The morning has more influence on how you handle difficult relational moments than any individual technique you apply in the moment. The quality of…
You are living in two worlds simultaneously. In one world — the corporate job, the established career, the professional identity that’s served you for…
You chose this work at least partly because it felt like the right fit for how you process the world. Deep one-on-one conversations. Space…
You know exactly how you got here. You can trace the pattern: the growing list of things you said yes to, the shrinking space…
You can handle a lot. Uncertainty in your business. Criticism of your work. Difficult clients. Personal setbacks. Most things you navigate with reasonable equanimity.
For years, I treated boundaries as something I needed to perform. As if becoming a person who could hold limits and have direct conversations…
Under every behavioral pattern is a self-concept. And the self-concept is harder to change than the behavior — because it’s the lens through which…
Not all insights are equal. Some produce interesting thoughts. Others reorganize the entire landscape.
There’s a moment in this work where the focus shifts from “how do I communicate better” to something more fundamental. That moment is when…