The Gift of Financial Boundaries
Financial Boundaries = Financial Freedom
Hey there,
A few years ago, I was overspending every December—not wanting to disappoint anyone. My stress was through the roof, and the gifts felt less meaningful because they came with financial anxiety.
That's when I learned: financial boundaries aren't restrictive—they're liberating.
Think about it. You wouldn't skip sleep for a week to make everyone happy. You wouldn't eat only sugar for days straight. You understand certain boundaries help you show up better for people you love.
Money works the same way.
What This Might Look Like:
→ Setting a holiday budget before shopping (and actually sticking to it)
→ Suggesting "let's do homemade gifts this year"
→ Being honest: "I'm prioritizing financial wellness, so keeping things simple"
Your 5-Minute Check-In:
How are you feeling about holiday spending so far? Is there anywhere you're saying "yes" with your wallet but "no" in your gut? What's one boundary you could set right now to breathe easier?
Choosing financial wellness isn't selfish—it's self-care. When you feel financially at peace, you have more presence to offer the people you love.
Need support setting financial boundaries? Hit reply—I'd love to help.
Wishing you calm this week,
Erica
This material is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as a recommendation or advice for your specific circumstances.
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