Learning to set boundaries is a key part of protecting your emotional and mental well-being. To do so, you might usually consider what you need from a similarly mental or cognitive perspective—for instance, “I will not reply to emails after 6 p.m. to preserve my time with family,” or “That topic makes me uncomfortable to discuss, so I would like to change the subject.” But have you ever thought about how setting a boundary physically makes you feel?

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