Do you sometimes find yourself burnt out, stressed and exhausted due to a lack of boundaries in your life? What are the consequences on your overall wellness and productivity? Read my blog post to see how setting healthy boundaries will help you.
Firstly, saying ‘no’ to people when you have to, isn’t selfish. You do that, although you’re kind and polite. The point is that (like everyone else), you only have 24 hours in a day and you should make the most of it without feeling overwhelmed!
I’ll list my top 11 ways for setting healthy boundaries that will bless you:
1. Self-esteem
When you know that you can’t take on more than what you already are taking, then refusing is the right thing to do! When you can assert yourself in such circumstances, you have high self-esteem. You assume responsibility for your life decisions and overall wellness.
2. Emotional health
Setting boundaries helps you to have better emotional health. You must feel in control of your life! Although you’re likely to have family obligations, work hard professionally, keep up with social life and trends, these don’t dictate your life. On the contrary, you enjoy them.
3. Better relationships
Being clear with people about when you’ll be available is healthy. If someone contacts you at the wrong time, you react annoyed, you could potentially harm relationships. In this case, you could tell others that you’re normally not reachable at dinner time, except for urgent matters.
4. Self-care
When you draw the line, you’re taking due care of yourself. You need to feel at your very best to have the energy and motivation to accomplish daily tasks. If you neglect yourself, you’ll sooner or later regret it!
5. Self-love
Self-love isn’t selfish! Defining your boundaries is natural. You need to have some time for yourself first, then you’ll be better at helping others.

6. Stress level
Stressful lifestyles are very common. Many people seek professional help for handling tension. You should work on setting aside time for yourself and relaxing. Before meditating, tell everyone at home not to disturb you, or better still, ask them to join you and benefit from serenity together!
7. Digital detox
As a blogger, I spend much time online and on social media, enjoying what I do immensely! At the same time, I take the habit of having no screen time before bedtime and keep my phone away for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. How do you ensure taking breaks from your devices?
8. More organized
Once you know and affirm your boundaries, you’ll be more organized. You’ll give your full attention to the right tasks at the right time. This leads to better results in what you undertake.
9. Increased productivity
When you affirm your availability, you can better concentrate on your current priorities. With fewer distractions, you’ll get more done in the same amount of time. You’ll also get better at the skills that you practice!
10. Focus on goals
When you know your true priorities, you can set the right goals for yourself. When you work on meaningful goals, you’re motivated to go all the way! Focus on what’s important and not the clutter around it.
11. Success
Last but not least, set healthy boundaries to support you on your way to success. No matter how you define success and what you want in life, taking the right daily habits will assist you in achieving what you venture out for. Focus on the right goals and work on them, knowing your true priorities!
Conclusion
To sum up, when life gets in the way, you feel overwhelmed. Recognize the limits and draw boundaries to keep up with the exigencies of life, being in control. Do you have any tips to share? Please post a comment. If you know anyone who could benefit from my blog post, please share it. Thank you!!
Editor’s note: This blog article has been updated for better accuracy and comprehensiveness.

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Digital detox is really important for all of us. Thanks for your valuable sharing.
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My pleasure, Anitha. Have a terrific day!
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Thanks for your thoughts on the topic. Have a wonderful day!
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Well written and I think I needed it
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Thanks so much, Maverick!
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Such a great informative post! You are so right that we must say no when needed. I often go for digital detox but will have to follow your other tips as well!
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Thanks so much!
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My boundaries have become so important in the last few years. Without them I don’t know how I would function. Especially my mental health!
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Thanks for stopping by, Angela!
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Setting boundaries is so important. It is especially necessary to remember this around the holidays!
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You’re so right, Angela!
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Yes!! You are so right here. These are all so true. less stress, anxiety and respect for sure xx
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Thank you!
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Boundaries are SO important with everyone in your life. The sooner you set them the better!
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You’re so right, Neely!
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It is so hard to set boundaries sometimes. I enjoy reading your post and I can tell you that I will use your tips.
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Thanks. Have a nice day, Marjie!
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I completely agree with you! I did not set boundaries for a long time in my life and I always felt burnt out. Now that I make sure to have some “me time” I feel a ton better.
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Thanks for sharing about your experience, Tiffany!
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We need this right now to save our day thanks for this uplifting post!
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My pleasure! Thanks for stopping by.
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These are great tips for mental health. I often go for a digital detox. It gives a complete break from the online world and helps me to focus on other things. I will try other tips too. Thanks for sharing.
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My pleasure, Kavitha!
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I had what I called my “no day” a week ago. There were so many things I was falling behind on, I was exhausted, and I just needed a day to do what I wanted to do. So it was my “no day”. I said no to a teacher who asked me to sub for her, I said no to helping with a volunteer project at the school, I said no to everything that I didn’t want to do for myself. And it was wonderful!
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You’re so right, Stephanie! We should say ‘no’ when needed.
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