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A Masterclass in Boundaries: Learning from a Goddess

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This week, I had a transformative conversation with my KunYin coach, Jo Omer, about boundaries. Jo is a guest expert (or "guestpert," as we call them) in the Aligned Woman Academy, and let me tell you—she’s the queen of boundaries.


Jo has shown me that it’s possible to set firm boundaries while leading with heart. Here’s what makes her approach so special:

  • Clear Standards: Jo communicates her expectations with clarity and grace.

  • No BS: She doesn’t tolerate behaviours that violate her boundaries, but she always handles conflicts with love.

  • Heart-Centred Leadership: By leading with empathy and authenticity, Jo balances strength with compassion.


Under Jo’s mentorship, I’ve learned that setting boundaries isn’t about pushing people away; it’s about creating stronger, healthier connections. It’s about knowing your worth and backing yourself unapologetically. The Relationship Between Boundaries and Self-Worth


At its core, boundary-setting is about self-worth. When you value yourself, you naturally protect your time, energy, and well-being. Here are some key truths I’ve discovered:

  1. Boundaries Are About Relationships: They strengthen your connection with others by clarifying expectations and avoiding resentment.

  2. Self-Connection is Key: When you’re deeply connected to yourself, it becomes easier to set boundaries from a place of truth.

  3. Conflict Is Inevitable—Boundaries Make It Manageable: Healthy boundaries give you the confidence to navigate disagreements without losing your cool.


Practical Steps to Set Boundaries with Confidence

  1. Know Your Non-Negotiables: Get clear on your values and what you’re unwilling to compromise on.

  2. Communicate with Grace: Boundaries don’t need to be harsh. Use "I" statements to express your needs kindly but firmly.

  3. Enforce Without Apology: If someone crosses a boundary, address it immediately. Remember, reinforcing your standards is a form of self-respect.

  4. Start Small: Practice with minor boundaries before tackling more significant challenges. This builds confidence over time.


Boundaries may feel like a swear word at first, but they’re the ultimate tool for creating alignment, abundance, and connection in your life. When you embrace them, you step into your power, protect your energy, and nurture the relationships that truly matter..


Let’s redefine what boundaries mean—one empowered choice at a time.


Michelle Anne xx

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