Christians often put so much emphasis on being compassionate and selfless that they overlook their own shortcomings and limitations. When confronted with their lack of limits, they pose the following question:
Is it possible to set boundaries and yet be a caring person?
– What do you mean by “legitimate boundaries”?
– What if my limits offend or injure someone?
– How do I respond to someone who is requesting my time, love, energy, or money?
– Aren’t limits self-serving?
– When it comes to setting limits, why do I feel guilty or afraid?
Drs. Henry Cloud and John Townsend provide biblically based responses to these and other difficult questions, demonstrating how to establish healthy boundaries with our parents, partners, children, colleagues, coworkers, and even ourselves.
Reviews:
By Kanika Sachdeva
A super awesome life changing book! Deals with almost all spheres of life in saying “no” . The book focuses on the fact that, ” an internal no nullifies an external yes. ”
I really believe every person should read this book once in their lifetime. I came to know about what my boundaries are and how to implement them.
By Kenyanito Dudi
A well researched and balanced book. Nicely presented on an everyday life aspects. Deeply divided into different tiers of present day demands. I love it. Recommended and later given to me as a gift by a trusted friend from the UK who empathised with my end to end work schedule here in Africa. It opened my eyes. LANES are important! I endorse it!!
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Frances E
This book has and continues to help me improve my life by being more authentic in my relationships. I refer to it often, over the past 4 years. It doesn’t happen overnight, it’s a process and a journey to unlearn the old behaviors. It’s been on my nightstand for the last four years.
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