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Saying No — No is a complete sentence – 298

Wednesday 31st July 2019

Learn how saying 'no' can transform your recovery journey. Tune into Episode 298 of The Recovery Show for tips on setting boundaries and prioritizing self-care.
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Mastering the Art of Saying 'No' for a Healthier Recovery

No is a boundary... it's okay to just say no, and not in the Reagan sense.
Ever find yourself nodding along when you really want to shake your head? Episode 298 of The Recovery Show dives deep into the power of saying 'no' and why it's a game-changer in your recovery journey. The hosts tackle the tricky subject of setting boundaries, something many of us struggle with, especially when we're wired to please others or fear rejection.
They break down why we often say 'yes' when we mean 'no' and how this habit can sabotage our well-being. You'll hear practical tips for flexing your 'no' muscle, like having a few ready-made phrases and tuning into what your body truly needs. The hosts share their own stories and invite you to reflect on your experiences, making it clear that saying 'no' isn't about being negative.
It's about drawing a line that protects your peace and helps you build stronger, more respectful relationships. If you're on a path to recovery, learning to say 'no' can be a crucial step towards prioritizing self-care and achieving a serene, fulfilling life. This episode is packed with insights and strategies that can help you turn 'no' into a complete sentence, paving the way for healthier boundaries and deeper connections.