No-vember! The Season Of Saying No And Feeling Good About It

Email UsIn this episode of True Intention, Tina explores the transformative power of saying no and setting boundaries. She delves into the psychology and neuroscience behind why saying no can be difficult, yet essential for personal growth and wellbeing. The conversation provides practical tips for setting boundaries and emphasises the empowering outcomes that come from reclaiming your power and inspiring others to do the same.Chapters00:00 The Power of Saying No03:04 Understanding the Psychology of Boundaries05:58 Practical Tips for Setting Boundaries09:06 Empowering Outcomes of Saying NoTakeaways​Saying no can feel uncomfortable, but it's an essential part of personal growth.​Setting boundaries strengthens the parts of your brain responsible for self-regulation and decision making.​When you set boundaries, what no longer serves you naturally falls away, making space for what truly nourishes you.​Your brain releases dopamine when you conform, but this comes at a long-term cost.​Every time you set a new boundary, your brain's prefrontal cortex gets stronger.​Saying no is an act of self-preservation and boosts mental resilience.​Letting go of what keeps you stuck is liberating and empowering.​Practicing saying no can help reduce the discomfort associated with it.​Not everyone will respond well to your boundaries, and that's okay.​Modelling self-care and boundary setting inspires others to respect their own boundaries. ​ContactInstagram Coaching

There are no comments yet.

Please log in to write the first comment.