Setting Boundaries When Dating: Are You Too Nice?

<div><span id= "m_-1552786072375366354docs-internal-guid-c4ee6e7c-7fff-5813-0fb9-f3f9d87ea40d"> Are you that person who says “yes” to everything and have difficulties setting boundaries?</span> <span id= "m_-1552786072375366354docs-internal-guid-44e853f0-7fff-f260-dafb-f4a0772f64de"> You love helping just as much as you hate letting someone down. But when your default is set to yes, you will end up squashing the things that can truly make you thrive and live your authentic life, and worse yet attract unhealthy and lopsided relationships. This week Kimmy has a powerful episode on</span> how to set boundaries and demand respect so that you attract healthy reciprocal relationships.</div> <div> </div> <div>EPISODE 284 of The Charisma Quotient Podcast is titled:  Setting Boundaries When Dating:  Are You Too Nice?</div> <div> </div> <div>Kimmy shares the top reasons why people have difficulties setting boundaries and how that is problematic when dating.  She talks about a surprising phenomena of why FOMO is a contributing factor of why people might avoid boundaries.  You’ll hear 5 strategies to develop healthier boundaries overall and specifically, when dating.  Listen in to hear practical questions you can ask yourself to help you avoid on-the-spot pressure around things people ask of you and reduce feeling resentment for others.  I<span style= "color: #0a1829;">f a discussion with someone you're newly dating veers into territory that you're not OK with, you’ll want to learn these key strategies so that you are being true to yourself and what you value. And when you do that, you won’t be sacrificing your desires for other people. Stay to listen in the end when Kimmy reveals some tough love and hard truths to a listener who wrote in about her difficulties setting boundaries.</span></div> <div><span style="color: #0a1829;"> </span></div> <div><span id= "m_-1552786072375366354docs-internal-guid-46f26fb8-7fff-843d-9265-42dc8fe688f6"> If you have a hard time setting boundaries and realize that being too nice is causing peo