Tip On How To Make Work Bearable By Setting Boundaries
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I used to work at making money. Most people would think…Isn’t that why you work?
I used to work at making money. Most people would think…Isn’t that why you work?
Well yes, we do work to make money. But more and more every
day, I’m trying to make the manner in which I make money a more peaceful
experience.
The reason… Because who needs to feel frazzled or always
looking for a way out.
How do you do this?
Well I would say the very first thing you should do is set
boundaries. I have realized this from experience in both the work place and everyday
life.
Setting boundaries to what you will put up and not put up
with is good in all ways. It lets bullies know that you will not be pushed. It
will let others know that you are a strong person.
You do not need to be mean or overly dramatic to get your
point across. If you were to ask me how to do something like this, I would
suggest simply getting to the point without being rude. Get to the point as
fast as you can, and keep the emotional part OUT OF IT. People will take you
much more seriously if you keep it professional and non-emotional.
Practice if you must, but make sure your point is taken and
observed. I find emails are a good way to get your thoughts in order. Writing
things down any way you do it, I find, is always a good way to start.
I always write my first draft quickly; this one usually has
emotion and sometimes even anger and sarcasm (yes I can be a sarcastic person).
The second draft I take out all the emotional angry stuff
and then I pretend I will be the receiver and try to think of how a message
would make more of an impact on me.
The third and usually last draft, I try to shorten the sentences
and get more to the point so that it does not ramble on for no reason which
would quickly lose the interest of the reader.
If in doubt, just read it out loud to yourself. When you
have done all of these things, check it one last time and send or practice and
speak.
You can be proud of yourself to think that you kept your
wits about you but still managed to show strength of character and a cool head.
You will respect yourself and feel so much better. I have never seen any
negatives to a firm but cool mind spoken with a professional demeanor.
You don’t even need to worry about doing this over and over
for I have found that if you get your point across to one person even just
once, if they are reasonable people they will get the message the first time
around.
Again, I am not talking about toxic people who do nothing that
makes any sense (and let’s face it there are way too many like that).
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