Simon Sinek

We have boundaries in relationships, right?

You sit down with your partner, you co-create the relationship that you want to have.

And if you're a good relationship, you discuss what the boundaries are that you both agree to obey.

And it's not for us to judge the boundaries of other relationships based on the boundaries of our relationships and vice versa, right?

We create the boundaries that make us comfortable and we agree to stay within those boundaries.

We can do whatever we want inside those boundaries, but we cannot step outside those boundaries, right?

Whatever relationship style you want to have, you've got to have boundaries.

And that is a discussion.

And I think that is the right thing to do in a professional circumstance as well.

It was always assumed that there's only one kind of boundary.

Which is the one I have.

Right, right, right.

And if you go to work till 10 o'clock at night and work on a Saturday, you do it.

Make it happen.

Right?

Yeah.

But that's not the reality of a young generation anymore.

But we're not having the discussion.

What we've confused is boundaries as a conversation versus boundaries as a unilateral wall that says, I'm not doing that.

And you kind of asked me to do that.