Healthy Financial Boundaries With Family And Friends

Sep 18, 2020

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We've all been there; lending to friends and never seeing that money again, 'splitting the bill' when you only got a salad and a water, standing up in a wedding without realizing all the hidden costs. Whatever the situation, setting financial boundaries with friends and loved ones can be tough, but necessary! Today we talk identifying our financial boundary lines and how to draw them.

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Notable Notes:

What the Internet has to say:

This artcile from Holly Scherer dives into how to set healthy boundaries with your family

What Jen + Jill have to say:

What’s mine/what’s not mine - look at the situation simplistically
How to identify our boundaries: Brene Brown defines it best as she describes boundaries are essentially “what’s okay and what’s not ok”