My boundaries will give me a pretty clear indication of how I appraise my self-worth. My self-concept becomes less abstract and more concrete when I look into the mirror of my boundaries. Everyone has boundaries. It's where those boundaries are set, which reflect my core values and self-concept. Are my boundaries reflective of my consciously constructed values?
A helpful tool in self-examination is doing an inventory surrounding my core values by taking cues from where I set my boundaries; regarding how I use my time, money and words, on a day-to-day basis. I'm wise to not expect perfection, but am also empowered as I gain awareness of where I may make progress.
Boundaries, Boundaries, wherefore art thou boundaries?
A helpful tool in self-examination is doing an inventory surrounding my core values by taking cues from where I set my boundaries; regarding how I use my time, money and words, on a day-to-day basis. I'm wise to not expect perfection, but am also empowered as I gain awareness of where I may make progress.
Boundaries, Boundaries, wherefore art thou boundaries?