#BOL..."I want to apologize to you for not teaching you how to treat me and not allowing you see that I have boundaries. That's on me!" 😉
@joshlyngreever13523 жыл бұрын
I think I love you! Pushing 60 and ready to weed my garden. You are just what I I’ve been needing to help me grow! GOD bless you!
@sharronyoung763 жыл бұрын
I had zero boundaries growing up and now that I am placing them, it’s a process of letting go and it’s like I am experiencing a death at the same time. Leaving behind the old me and stepping into a stronger and healthier version of myself. Thank you Lisa for the reminder to not be passive aggressive as moving forward with love and kindness is so important. ❤️
@lookintothesoul15603 жыл бұрын
Same ❤️✨
@ananya11143 жыл бұрын
I have been an extreme kind of people pleaser for my whole life. I'd be on my toes everytime and full of yess'es. And it has felt the worst when I felt like people took advantage of me. But, this day I feel like a strong and independent individual. I've realised a thing called 'boundaries' exist in real time. I'm not giving my energy like I used to before. And it's so freaking new! Feels like I'm born again but with some good enough Boundaries.☺Thank you for sharing this!
@dopelyric835 жыл бұрын
I tried to apologize to someone recently for not setting and committing to my boundaries. In the middle of me speaking with them, I got cut off with anger and yelling and them saying that they didn't understand where all of it was coming from. They made it about them, all about them. I knew at that moment, that I had created that. I knew then, that I was ready to change, set and stick to my boundaries. I found this video and it's confirmation. Also, I've never spoken to that person again and don't have any plans to. That's not a negative, it's toxic and not good for my natural growth. I felt better instantly that by their actions, they were allowing me to distance myself. Something I should have done years ago. Thank you Lisa. I needed you today. Blessings to you. #YANA
@kianamunoz73965 жыл бұрын
D Love never forget that your light and love is something to be protected and valued, we are on the path to growth and happiness💕
@dopelyric835 жыл бұрын
@@kianamunoz7396 You're right love. Thank you for the positivity.
@ameraplerma3 жыл бұрын
I apologise for not showing you I have boundaries, and allowing you to cross them, because I wanted to sooth my own insecurities and denial. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to recognise this behaviour.
@paulameyer14875 жыл бұрын
I love how the universe sends me things at just the right moment! I was preparing to unleash on someone, Law and Order style, and this video reigned me in and reminded me that there’s a better way! Thank you, Lisa! 🙏🏼
@ergebasheferaw94815 жыл бұрын
This is exactly what I was thinking!
@shastitywarren62445 жыл бұрын
#YANA
@sonjabloetner12483 жыл бұрын
Speak the truth, LIsa. It is so true. Boundaries feel so difficult. However, we can't keep complaining when we are opening the door to the things that we don't want in our lives.
@samuelgardner85502 жыл бұрын
I love how you remind us to take accountability for the fact...we set things up the way the are with people. And rather than come at them with negativity and an attitude, blaming them for what we've allowed, in fact, encouraged...we apologize for our lack of honest communication. OWNING IT!!!
@dariodonatodixon6555 жыл бұрын
Lisa, BOL... I can't believe that I've been suffocate myself because I didn't understand how set Boundaries. I know better now. I'm on the right path.
@tle7005 жыл бұрын
Lisa, I silently accepted many many things I didnt like and didnt say no. Eventually you get tired of that and you push back. Unfortunately, when I set boundaries, it also meant terminating some close relationships because the receiver wasn't willing to live by my new rules. That was hard and hurtful. They didnt really love me...they loved the yes person....the version that I presented to them all these years. I did learn a positive way to announce my new rule change....so thanks for that
@Tcgrande773 жыл бұрын
THANK YOU! My mom needs this! It’s so difficult to witness her inability to set boundaries with her other children as she destroys her health in an effort to try to do everything
@chandreeka38133 жыл бұрын
The first person you should get to respect your boundaries is YOURSELF. When you can be emotional mature, insightful, communicative with a razor-sharp clarity, fearless about people's reactions, all the while being kind and compassionate instead of being passive-aggressive, you know you've graduated in setting boundaries. Thank you Lisa for this inspiration. You got yourself a new subscriber who's no more taking shit from anyone and growing into a boundaries badass.
@darlenemorris15625 жыл бұрын
Hi Lisa, my name is Darlene, teaching people how to treat you, really hit home for me. OMG, I experienced being so angry because I had done so much for everyone, and everyone skated off into the sunset, and never looked back to say or even ask if I needed anything. It was my fault, I had taught these people how to treat me this way. I had come down with a severe case of laryngitis. God is amazing. He shut my mouth down. I could only think and nod my head or write stuff down. And what do you know! listen to Lisa Nicols. Timing is everything. I was the hero. "rescue ranger". when I needed people the most, they couldn't even stop at that moment to say wow can we get YOU anything? I was watching your video, on We teach people how to treat us, and I realized, I had created these behaviors that were coming at me. I drew the line in the sand. I took full ownership of my behavior. I haven't apologized to the people who I taught to treat me this way. Thank you. I just took it upon myself to forgive myself and start using the word no in a realistic way. I now realize I had the hero syndrome. I needed to rescue everyone at my own expense always. My case was classic. I am in the process of healing and learning how to teach people to treat me all over again. The right way this time. I know its a process but at least I got it, You hit the nail on the head with that one. Thanks, Darlene
@minchar675 жыл бұрын
Thank you Thank you Thank you. I had a rough day yesterday. I was overwhelmed with emotions, I prayed yesterday and asked God for guidance. I’ve done so much to help build others, their lives, their futures, their businesses at the expense of me dying. Thanks for my morning drink. Straight with no chaser!!! I needed to hear this. I own it! I trained these people to treat me the way they have been treating me. Not their fault. I set the standard. “I want to apologize for setting unhealthy boundaries between you and I.” What really hit me was when you stated that my “yes” is no longer respected...like it’s expected. Thank you!
@shastitywarren62445 жыл бұрын
Im with you on that.
@jennajoseph8933 жыл бұрын
I know it's been 2 years since you posted this, I hope you are doing well, and happy and healthy. Much love to you and your life and your family. 💜❤❤💙💙
@momnursefashionista75062 жыл бұрын
🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
@realgirltv5 жыл бұрын
#BOL #BOL #BOL "I apologize for making you think I have no boundaries. I OVERUSED my Yes. I am not use to saying NO and you're not use to hearing me say No. I did this! I own my stuff because I AM A LEADER! I liked being the hero of the story... I needed to feed my self-esteem but I am all grown up now, that's on me!" This was a delicious meal for me that I slowly chewed down into my heart! Loved this sooo much!
@cherrysilas_4 жыл бұрын
People can be retrained!
@margaretharris70883 жыл бұрын
Whew! I just signed onto this tribe. I thank God for this TRIBE. YES!!!
@iamroxannnecol5 жыл бұрын
#BOL - OWN YOUR STUFF!! I love that the script was given to get the conversation started. I appreciate the reminder not to be "passive aggressive ". The tone is LOVE, for self first and for those we love who love us next. LOL, no bold declarations. Truth, ownership and love
@missmartin20375 жыл бұрын
I apologize for not teaching you how to talk and treat me because I did not set boundaries. -I said yes far too many times when I should have said no because I love helping even when I shouldn't just because we family. But thats on me!! -I let you say things I shouldn't because you are family. I made you feel it was ok and it was not. But that's on me!!! In order to love them in this next phase of my life I will not allow this to continue.
@Sterlinglifejourney3 жыл бұрын
The whole lesson is for me truly...a Pastor friend of mine told me last week, that the reason I experience certain breaks in my relationships is lack of certain boundaries not set in place and frankly it's true! So now, I am all for it...I am trying to "own my stuff" and take responsibility for not stating my claims and for not making my boundaries vivid enough! Thanks Lisa!
@cassandramasopeh4 жыл бұрын
Oh dear. That hit me hard. We train people how to treat us
@mpumimbekisa21342 жыл бұрын
I'm glad to have watched this...you were talking to me....healthy boundaries ....I wan everywhere for everyone but myself and then resent them for not showing up for me after I went all out helping and being there...my time I spent on them....but all is good now...I'm learning and discovering myself and loving the new me that about to be born already. This is a super tribe and happy to be part of❤💯
@colettedinala89445 жыл бұрын
This came on time at the RIGHT time!!! Boundaries with family have been an issue for me. To a point they get upset when I can’t help them. Thank you for the words to use. “I apologize for allowing you to think I have no boundaries, and that I will always say yes. I love our relationship but it’s important to me that we continue to have a healthy one and for that reason I will make my boundaries more clear and defined” thank you Lisa!!!
@khadijahalalwan1200 Жыл бұрын
Apologising for not setting boundaries . . That's exactly it; that's what I'm ready. . I'm ready to change the conversation yes yes. . To acknowledge the love I show up in in action and honor another person love care and their desire for my wellbeing. . Thank you watching you speak is ahhh so blessed to hear you
@Sal84UK2 жыл бұрын
New tribe member here! Thank you for this video. I really wish I learned this from the age of 7 or 8 years old. This is the education we need in schools and colleges. Living a boundary less life resulted in me living a high stress life saying yes to everything until I was diagnosed with manic depression (Bipolar). Healthy boundaries is essential.
@arethahoward16365 жыл бұрын
My! My! My! LOVE THIS! I will own this mess! "I apologize because I made you think that I have no boundaries!!!" Yes YES!!! New season and I'm setting healthy boundaries! I LOVE THIS straight no chaser! Thank you Lisa😍
@superlady29602 жыл бұрын
Lisa Nichols you are a beautiful person I thought it 3 years ago, and still think it now. Thank you for your example
@GrowWithMe2315 жыл бұрын
The biggest lesson i learned was to use my NO more often! And to be the hero for myself as well as organizing each area of my life to encourage myself and self is 1st then give with my overflow🙏🙏 And a relief to have found my tribe!!!!! Heyyyyyyyyy family
@Ashaimanidoll3 жыл бұрын
I aspire to express my self authentically and freely. To set healthy boundaries effortlessly! I am taking over my life starting with self 🦋
@pinkcurly5061 Жыл бұрын
Will it be crazy to say that this episode explain setting boundaries more than the books at the bookstores? I’ve struggled with setting boundaries with family and friends for years. Now, after seeing this message, I’ve learned that I had played a part with my boundaries being overlooked and crossed. I held myself accountable. Now, I am able to move forward and set boundaries with family and friends and let them know that because I value them, my boundaries will stand strong so that our relationship can thrive. Thank you so much for this message.
@dionnebarton98235 жыл бұрын
I love the point of saying sorry to someone for not putting up boundaries. Retraining someone is a process!
@angelasmith-mckinnon52435 жыл бұрын
This talk right here! #BOL for me is needing to learn how to state the "fault" is mine for teaching others how to treat me, without resentment or accusatory tones or passive aggressiveness... This is something I need to master, and I am so glad to have come across this message today!
@maggiepetrie78545 жыл бұрын
Lisa, I opened your email and clicked through to this video right after I’d had a very angsty conversation with someone and I was feeling hurt, devalued, confused, frustrated and angry. I had had a face to face conversation with this person just a few days ago and lovingly drew my line in the sand. The very next day he tested that boundary and I caved because I desperately wanted to believe what he was saying because it boosted my self esteem. I was devastated tonight when I realised my boundary was invisible to him. He is not a bad person. He has his own chaos to deal with and I willingly let him use me as an escape from that. Neither of us deserve that. So I used your words to define my boundaries with more certainty and now I will stick by them and I will be the hero I deserve. I will stop blaming him for that fact that I let myself down. Thank you.
@roqeebahrufai29193 жыл бұрын
I love when you said " The thing about training people is that they can be retrained " . Awesome.
@miriampoehling29832 жыл бұрын
What a divine timing. My ex kept writing and I was thinking, OK I tried kindness, I am getting angry now and feel like a little child but maybe it'll be the only way to react in a not nice way... And then I see this, divine timing, love it ❤️ Thank you so much for this video Lisa 🙏
@cynthiasaunders93625 жыл бұрын
I am apologizing to myself for not honoring my own needs. That being said, this topic has been coming at me from all sides recently. I am listening, Lord!
@jasminemack96673 жыл бұрын
Oh My! I needed those words so desperately in the season that I am in right now. That spoke volumes. I thought that I had to cut my sister loose this year and love her from a distance, but those words gave the situation life. We need a reset to build a new relationship that looks nothing like the old. I love it, Thank you!
@rachelgary23155 жыл бұрын
I rellly identify with this episode. These lessons have been a life line towards my path of DEVELOPMENT. My BOL in this episode was "Retrain". Due to my lack of setting health boundaries I have set myself up to fail. Which is no longer aligned with the person I am becoming.
@jessicawaterman21075 жыл бұрын
BOL "no one can ever go further with you then you allow them to...if people keep crossing your boundary its because they didn't know it was there!" Lisa this hits me in my stomach! Time to OWN MY STUFF! I've taught people how to treat me! But I love how you said the good news about training someone is that we can retrain them!! & not to do so negatively...with that stank attitude!! But instead apologizing! & your script was so loving & powerful!!! Absolutely beautiful. Now its time to go to work on that olive oil muscle!!
@spicechat55485 жыл бұрын
im loving the straight , no chaser Lisa :) , im 22 years old but im not making any excuses , I am responsible for the way i want to be treated , and I can rest in that :) thank you for a new peace of mind , love you spirit auntie and thank you
@minalitalreja5 жыл бұрын
I like it when you talk to a live audience, there's nothing like it !
@karynwphotographs74932 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much for this message! The biggest sentiment you stated that resonated with me was "you don't set boundaries to keep people out." That one was huge for me, because after my boundaries were crossed (ones I didn't clearly set or define) I went into the mode of wanting to put a huge wall up to keep people out to "protect" myself. But once you went into the wisdom of setting healthy boundaries, I made a huge shift in consciousness. Thank you!
@arloatenkley3825 жыл бұрын
Thank you! "If people cross your boundaries, it's because they don't know it's there." and "if your 'yes' comes out all the time, it is not as valuable." I have definitely been putting this into practice over the last few years. I just need to be more consistent. Also, I tend to withdraw from people when they disrespect my boundaries. How do I stay in relationship while keeping myself whole? I don't want to end up all alone!
@BrianSmith-ol3ui5 жыл бұрын
Thank you! Lisa I really needed to hear this... People always used me and I knew it's because I wanted to be the go to person. I would get upset with then for using me. Never would of thought it was my fault for allowing them to treat me like that. Thank you
@bwellness3in15 жыл бұрын
I LOVE this episode, EXACTLY what I need to hear!! Setting boundaries is not about EXCLUSION. I have TRAINED people how to treat me! YES!! I've been through some challenges the past few years and lost sight of my boundaries, I NEEDED this WHOLE episode to WAKE UP!! Boundaries tie into EVERY aspect of one's life; for example, my "need to be right" stems from BOUNDARIES! That's just one, I could tie nearly ALL your episodes into this one! #BOL "I apologize for making you think that I have no boundaries, I have led you to believe that I don't need rest, what I have done is over used my yes. I am not used to saying no and you're not used to hearing no from me. I've even said yes to you when I needed to say no, and what I know about you, is that you would want to see me happy. So, I apologize. I set something in motion that doesn't even work for me. I know we love each other and I love our relationship, but I need to make some tweaks, as I did this. I need to makes some changes and this isn't about, you it's me. I need to set some boundaries and need to be clear and that's all on me. "
@SelLongLastname3 жыл бұрын
This helped me so much! I had my boundaries crossed a lot growing up. I would let the fear of abandoment creep in all the time, but I realized if those people don't like you for setting up your boundaries are they really the people you want to have around! it's also nice to know how to put up boundaries with love instead of hate, your energy radiates such welcoming yet powerful energy! thank you Lisa!
@limacordelia5 жыл бұрын
#BOL I knew I had parts in the betrayal because of the boundaries I had not set up from the beginning and was praying for the right wording and bam 💥 I came across this video. You just healed my wound in my heart, now we can have a grown folks talk. You are truly a god sent Lisa. I’ve found the missing pieces to my puzzle. What an relief. Thank you , thank you!!!
@NyashaMonet2 жыл бұрын
Its 2022 and this video is still STANDS so THANK YOU Miss Lisa Nichol for your warm words of encouragement! This video was very helpful for me. I have noticed that I am indeed a yes women. My spirit conflict all the time but it's like I never have the courage to put my foot down because it's all I seen. Which sometimes leaves me feeling used. Moving forward I want to hold myself more accountable of my boundaries and have mature conversations with my friends and family so that we can all respect each other. I would like to tell myself it's not about what I CAN do for others but more of what I WANT to do for them at their time of need. I want to cater to my needs first
@shanaauguste3802 жыл бұрын
Wow! I love you! I wish I knew about you sooner but today was my day to discover you and all your greatness Queen! Thank you...Thank you...and Thank You again! Your energy is just what I've been manifesting in my life. The Most High continues to fulfill me with what I need! God Bless you Queen!
@notdefining2 жыл бұрын
Thank you for this. I'm really going through this right now. I love the way you say "in this new season", it's beautiful. I am coming into a new season and I'm excited but scared at the same time. Thank you so much for this once again.
@CoachLove5 жыл бұрын
Healthy boundaries are absolutely essential. NO is a complete sentence with no explanation needed. I'm using it a lot more now and I'll start apologizing and help them see my boundaries.
@tivaneemoodley8495 Жыл бұрын
Hi you are absolutely correct, we didnt show them the line , and now we have to take accountability , owing up to the fact that you want to sent boundaries makes it better, Self Worth and allowing people to see the fullness of you now is better then agreeing , Thanks Lisa this realise makes us want to pick up that cloak and wear the honor of myself proudly
@mahaliacherry33725 жыл бұрын
I love you Lisa! Setting Boundaries has freed me to take better care of myself and still be able there for in true need. You inspire me so much! Thank you for being you!
@evalinebeaird26035 жыл бұрын
OMG! You just stated all of what I do I’m the yes girl to my family, friends, coworkers, employer, old boyfriend ect. I say yes even to the detriment of my livelihood You are so right when you say it’s not them it’s me I am fifty-one years young. I have no boundaries until today I am important and worthy enough to set boundaries. My life matters. Thank you so much it’s going to be difficult but I am a warrior. I’ve handled worse situations. Thank you 🙏 for all you do for this community and world. 🥰😘
@greenlight15245 жыл бұрын
Hey Lisa, I am grateful you helped me check myself. I was getting angry because I did not set clear boundaries and I felt used and hurt. When it was my choice not to set clear boundaries and train people how to treat me. Can't play the victim, it was my choice not to assert myself and show up fully and do what I needed to do to be respected. I can no longer blame people for their response when I do not make it clear what I want. Grateful for you! #BTOL
@purrfect085 жыл бұрын
Thank you Lisa, I am grateful for this. As you were talking about the apology, I could feel my self tightening up and resisting. Honestly, what I am currently going through at work, I do not believe I owe anyone an apology, let alone my time, empathy, sympathy, loyalty, or allegiance. I attended a meeting where I was the only POC in the room. I presented my report, afterwhich, I was subjected to microaggressions, microinequities, blatant abusive language that insulted my integrity and intelligence, and rapid fire questioning about nothing having to do with the program I was hired to develop. I left that meeting wounded and since, I have kept myself out of the toxic spaces in order to preserve myself and sanity. I wanted to quit that day but I didn't, I returned to just to show them that it was not going to be easy for them to force me out or sqeeze me. Yet my health has taken a hit and I don't feel strong enough to fight and need help from above to win this. I am not sure if I am ready to say an apology for they don't deserve anymore of my kindness, loyalty, or energy (good or bad).
@kristinwalker15185 жыл бұрын
I wish you the best of heaven's blessings upon you. This is an amazingly difficult situation. Keep your eye on your goal to be true to yourself. I hope and pray their behaviors do not bring you down. Your example of fortitude is inspirational.
@reggiedavenport39115 жыл бұрын
Wow...this was a kick in the groin. I realized that I actually did 'set' the boundaries; however, I was not strong enough to enforce them. Time for me to get back to work...
@temujin57433 жыл бұрын
I love to hear you talking, you are so eloquent, and heartfull! Love from switzerland ❤
@fabs83362 жыл бұрын
So glad I’m here now! Ik this journey won’t be easy but I think you’ve just made it a little bit better! Felt like crying honestly, thank you!!!!!
@phyllisboardman42845 жыл бұрын
Love love Love the idea of apologizing for my invisible boundaries instead of blaming another for crossing when there were none in sight!
@aditi8885 жыл бұрын
Hi sister! People may not take us at the first very serious ...when we say that this is my boundary and I'm sorry that I let you cross it ...but when we first apologize to our self when we forgive ourself first ....n make the change is when we become confident in our boundaries n not let other cross them... "You feel sacred to take the step to make the choice when u know that is a right one" ....so go make your boundaries deep ....even if someone tries to cross it ...the depth will shake them.... Thanks Liza ....keep up the good that is in you ....means alot 💗
@lifeasiknowit44975 жыл бұрын
I learned that I failed to set boundaries and I learned it the hard way. I was everyone's rescue on my job. It was always "Yes!" I began to get so overwhelmed and feel so unappreciated. For me, I saw myself going above and beyond and proving my abilities, but what everyone else saw was that it was part of my everyday responsibilities because they never saw anything less. So when I began to say no, my no was more of complaints and bitterness because I reacted as if they knew my boundaries. When I finally had that "ah ha" moment, I had walked away from opportunities that could have been good for me still reacting in anger and hurt versus reestablishing my boundaries. I didn't realize that I was teaching those individuals how to treat me. It has been a long hard road and at 46 years old I had to start over in my career. I have to constantly remind myself that it's not too late for me because knowing that I had to start over was depressing and it nearly broke me. I am in a constant fight with myself to not breakdown. The good news is that I am awake and aware and have the strength and ability to fight, so I will.
@chickenortheeggphotography5 жыл бұрын
“The best gifts come wrapped in sandpaper” That’s exactly what this no nonsense straightforward talk was, and what I needed to hear. Thank you.
@Pro44043 жыл бұрын
I have been creating a unhealthy relationship between me and the people that are in my life. I had no boundaries. After my brother passed away I just let life go. I became that wonder. Like you said, “everyone else’s hero but my own.”going through this most recent situation it really hit home. It scared me to my core. Very different feeling than anything before. In that moments before I knew I had to change. With that thought. I was too late. It all came out again like you said, straight no chaser.” From all directions. I hurt someone in the process of me wanting to be someone else’s hero and my entertainment. I do and did apologize. For the hurt but not for conditioning those people on how to treat me with no boundaries. Thank you for this. It will help me on my journey of becoming my own hero.
@christinamurphy81715 жыл бұрын
I truly enjoy listening to your Wisdom and Grace Lisa Nichols. I've been a hypocrite in this area feeding my ego by always saying yes. Now, I understand the importance of creating healthy boundaries for me simply to finish my work. Great lesson!
@STAUG20013 жыл бұрын
I needed this one. I was definitely looking how to correct behavior I had tolerated from those I cared about. I had the olive oil muscle regarding the boundaries and was tired of being the yes person. I did not know how to express how I was changing my old behavior to the new. I would make my declaration and like you said they kept asking until I caved and said yes. I now know how to move forward in this. Prayers that I stand firm in my "no".
@lynnettemukami5 жыл бұрын
Every hero is human too. Own your choices, change your life, you also deserve to say to YOURSELF.
@evangelinemilling76455 жыл бұрын
OMG! I needed this last week when I had to reset my boundaries in ministry and in my home and although I did it by apologizing for my actions, expressing my need for rest and drawing deeper lines, this video made me realize my exhaustion was ALL my fault! Thank you, thank you, thank you!
@santanajordane8564 Жыл бұрын
I need to set boundaries . So I can grow stronger in myself as my relationship with my family and friends
@PachelRocks4 жыл бұрын
wow thanks Lisa this was invaluable. it's easy to get angry at other people for crossing boundaries that you never thought to create but this will really help me draw the line deep enough and not feel bad about not saying yes all the time.
@williepitts41295 жыл бұрын
#BOL...I haven’t set boundaries for others to treat me or myself!!! This video help to recognize that not only have I allowed others to mistreat me. It also help me recognize that I been mistreating myself so they do it.. I was putting out wat others perceived of me which was I didn’t love myself so they showed no love.. Today I choose to fall madly in love with God and myself... Today I make the decision to treat myself with the upmost respect...Tks my sister I love ❤️ U
@rosannafernandez24515 жыл бұрын
Letting go has been the hardest journey for me. We get so comfortable and tend to turn a blind eye in regardless of the situation being toxic or unhealthy .We have to let go of that self pity and learn to let go and forgive and stride forward like a Magical 🦄 Never let that hunger for Greatness die within Everyone is in charge of writing their own Novel. Thank you again I truly needed to hear this ❤️
@samuelgardner85502 жыл бұрын
Lisa...I just love you!! You are such a blessing!! 🙏🏾🤎
@gbadeboanifowoshe5 жыл бұрын
That you are my sister in prosperity, possibility and love it when I'm here, and it not the same when I wasn't, and every single time that you says you believe in me and love me is for one reason "You DO". An absolute truth that resonates in all your videos, it's time to set healthy boundaries. Thank you, Lisa Nichols!!! A rare gem to the world, can't wait to meet you in person.
@sarahelisabeth67215 жыл бұрын
Thankfully, I’ve set healthy boundaries, but you have helped me to not feel guilty about it. Family and friends can guilt trip me about not being available whenever they want, but although my business is small, I would not have a business at all if I didn’t create those healthy boundaries. It took awhile, but I’m here!
@khadijahalalwan1200 Жыл бұрын
This is righteous 🥳🥰😇 . . This is respect. . Oh lord This is the level of maturity I've craved and longed for. . Thank you thank you thank you so much I got this. . Your energy your expression divine thank you ahh yes yes yes
@zainabopeyemi65003 жыл бұрын
This came to me at the right time. I have been struggling with people pleasing and I would think its been selflessness .Now I got to set the boundaries!
@yazzziii71205 жыл бұрын
Yes I needed to hear this as well I’ve been going through this all my life where I wasn’t setting up healthy boundaries ,I didn’t speak up for when things bother me I waited until the last minute . In the last 10 hours you have been a help to me I wrote down these key points and it’s time for me to act on that . I keep going through the same vicious merry go round!!!! I’m in my mid 20’s I have been so scared to speak up and set those boundaries because i’m scared to be alone.
@ravanbro5 жыл бұрын
Your words are so so prominent, so simple to get into & so effective... It gives me to follow my dreams. After a long time I'm feeling like I'm here in this earth for something, I'm something. Thank you Lisa. Mayank from India.
@celinarican19765 жыл бұрын
Serve from your Overflow
@pbb28772 жыл бұрын
This is something I really need to hear. Thank you God for bringing me the message through another wonderful person. I can't thank you enough Madam.
@lavannyagoradia96943 жыл бұрын
I have heard this video before but today listening to you again... it makes so much more sense LISA. Thank you for always being there saying the things I always need to hear. Thank you for supporting me in reclaiming my life.
@missulyaileenescobarwillso26855 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much Lisa, I received the email for this video few days ago but I just came from watch it. I am really impressed that this is the way to set my bounderies. After a long long time I have been dealing with disrespectful comments and/or talks from my mother. And after more than 20 years, I feel kind of ready to set my bounderies. I still kept myself quiete and in silence when her negative comments comme up, as I used to do when I was 15. Now I'm 32, I cannot handle it anymore. Thank you for this message.
@pamchappelle-lyons87815 жыл бұрын
Ouch! I have to own for not setting my boundaries with family members in the past so that I can re-train them on what my new boundaries are. Thanks for reminding me Lisa to grow up! Lord have mercy!
@amonginrose23314 жыл бұрын
Lisa you just popped up but my or my thank you so much, you taught so much about my weaknesses and the journey I need to start it. Thank you.
@LifeCatalystAditi3 жыл бұрын
I m feeling so inspired to see your way of expression, smile. Amazing video. Thank you.
@janetfrancis26185 жыл бұрын
Thanks Lisa for so emphatically reminding me that I clearly created those invisible boundaries that my adult child could not see. I allowed them to occur hoping that change would come. That did not happen so now I act. When the sink becomes filled with dishes after I cleaned up i simply walk out without preparing a meal. Now I have to learn to address the issue in a calm manner. thanks for sharing it so blatantly.
@minghhattori68882 жыл бұрын
Thank you. This gave me the courage to behave differently with others.
@dorisadu-bekoe87665 жыл бұрын
I am my own rescue . thanks Lisa. You are blessed
@samueljegede34455 жыл бұрын
After watching this video, I have decided to take full responsibility, as to how I'm treated, by friends, as well as other acquaintances. I know a better approach now! Thanks Lisa!
@jackieaddison23535 жыл бұрын
I love it! I apologize for allowing you to think that I don't have boundaries. I apologize that I have not allowed my "no" and that I have been up and down. I apologize that I have not been authentic to myself and to our relationship. Wow, Lisa! This episode was particularly freeing!!! Thank you!
@yarivdavidkohaly49983 жыл бұрын
Wow this vid blew me away. I must say I love your energy and advice is 👌. So Thankyou sending gratitude.
@lisasutton16475 жыл бұрын
Lisa...I so needed this. I have had a rough couple of weeks of working two jobs and feeling like a “yes” woman, but you are SO RIGHT I let it happen-saying yes when I wanted to say no because I was worried about what others would think. Picking up extra shifts when exhausted. Thank you so much for your words of wisdom!!
@tiffanyrobbins42835 жыл бұрын
Thank you Lisa! This is truly me. Yes yes yes all day, but I have been learning to say no little by little and now I need to take time for me. It's mentally, physically, emotionally exhausting doing for everyone and always wanting to help or save people, but this world has one Savior our Lord Jesus Christ and he wants us to be whole and prosperous in every part of our life. Amen!
@lologirl113 жыл бұрын
Thank you for making this video. Boundaries need to be set in my life that I didn't even know I needed.
@kinghopkins47105 жыл бұрын
This met me right where I was i am so grateful for this shared site. Today I really needed encouragement and clarity. My heart is always to serve others but yes I am every bodies hero but not my own. In trying to do both that is where decision and boundary became unclear. The lesson for me was sometimes when your are transitioning and growing from one level of self worth to another elevation letting go off can be at first a struggle. My past fillers wasn't hard to leave behind but familiar and these change of standards, maturity, and self -satisfying goals are NEW. I can take it to heart that I am in agreement with who I have become and my family and kids can be the most rewarded from me taking better care of myself for me, them , and giver from heart not obligation is less stress. Not so much a Yes Say but a honest and defined healthier person.
@manidas44373 жыл бұрын
Lisa...i can relate to every word you spoke...going through this hard time of setting boundaries..its shaking me from inside..i take responsibility for everything that happens to my life,
@captainshiggles5 жыл бұрын
What you said that little statement was profound. For me my own breakout wasn’t the fact that I had to say to other people. I had to say It to myself. That did heels of my wounds so it’s a good start. Thank you. It’s good to feel Some part of me healing up a bit
@15.johnsonangel5 жыл бұрын
I set something in motion that doesn't even work for me #BOL THIS is the language I needed to hear! I never knew how to verbalize "I did this and it's not what I want". SO GOOD! Thank you Lisa 🙏🏿💕🙌🏿