Simon Sinek

We're in alignment.

We're in alignment.

And that becomes more productive.

But that's not what's happening.

Usually the discussion of boundaries is me telling you.

As opposed to, and by the way, try that in your relationship.

Me telling you what my boundaries are in my relationship as opposed to a discussion where I can understand where the boundaries are coming from and maybe your past experiences or maybe you've had bosses that took advantage of you or maybe you were underpaid and somebody abused the fact that you were, you know, salary or whatever it is.

It's just a conversation because we don't know what somebody's previous experience is that makes them create the boundary that they have now.

And they're usually based on some sort of preventing something from happening again.

That already happened in the past.

Right?

It happened to me.

I'm never letting that happen to me again.

Bingo.

My boundary.

Yeah, yeah.

Right?

Like everything, this is going to be a circular conversation for us.

It's human beings interacting with human beings.

Yeah.