Unlock the Secret Tactics Emotionally Intelligent People Use to Set Boundaries—Without a Trace of Guilt
On the other hand, those skilled in emotional intelligence, communicate exactly where they stand.
They don’t sugarcoat their message with too many apologies or qualifiers.
They aim for kindness but remain direct: “I’m unable to make it on Saturday because I need time to recharge,” or “I can’t take on another project this week.”
This simple, matter-of-fact language shows that the boundary is firm, without being confrontational or rude.
If you approach boundary-setting with clarity, you’ll feel more confident in your stance and less guilty about standing your ground.
