We’ve all been there: juggling one too many responsibilities, feeling like our personal “no-go” zone is shrinking by the minute. Enter boundaries—our personal guardrails that keep us steady, safe, and sane. Setting and maintaining them is an ongoing process, not a one-time chat. And guess what? It’s totally okay if it feels awkward at first. Setting and honoring boundaries is a skill that takes practice. Start small, stay consistent, and remember—you’re allowed to prioritize your well-being, just as others are allowed to do the same. With time, you’ll find that setting boundaries (and respecting others’) isn’t just healthy; it’s downright liberating.