Aubrey FuhrmanGuestIf you have been a mom for any length of time, you've probably learned pretty quickly that everybody needs something from you at all times, right? Your kids need you.
It is hard when you feel constantly pulled in all directions, and I don't have perfect answers for you, but I'm very grateful that I have a repeat guest.
This is my first repeat guest since I've taken over the podcast in June.
How do I say no without feeling guilty? Is setting boundaries selfish? Am I supposed to always be available? Who am I supposed to always be available to? Doesn't Jesus tell us to lay down our lives for others? Yes.
You might think, "Well, I'm protecting my peace," but you're actually making decisions out of fear of people, and you may actually be building these walls out of selfishness.
If you have been a mom for any length of time, you've probably learned pretty quickly that everybody needs something from you at all times, right? Your kids need you.
It is hard when you feel constantly pulled in all directions, and I don't have perfect answers for you, but I'm very grateful that I have a repeat guest.
This is my first repeat guest since I've taken over the podcast in June.
How do I say no without feeling guilty? Is setting boundaries selfish? Am I supposed to always be available? Who am I supposed to always be available to? Doesn't Jesus tell us to lay down our lives for others? Yes.
You might think, "Well, I'm protecting my peace," but you're actually making decisions out of fear of people, and you may actually be building these walls out of selfishness.
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