One personal area is not for everyone. You cannot accomplish everything, and it is acceptable to say “no.” Boundaries exist to keep you safe, not to keep people out.
You can only help your family and friends if you have the energy to do it. Know your limitations and treat your time and energy as if they were sacred — because they are.
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As an entrepreneur, you must make time for self-care (2022)
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What’s up, it’s @hackedongrowth here, Self-care frequently takes a backseat when stress strikes. The power to care for oneself depends on one’s ability to go within and listen to what is there with open, loving ears regularly.
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