The 3 Personal Boundaries You Need To Set Up As An Entrepreneur To Protect Your Family [Ep. #134]

In this episode of The Profitable Practice Podcast, I share the three boundaries I have learned to set up to protect my family and my work as an entrepreneur.

3 CONCRETE BOUNDARY SUGGESTIONS I HAVE TO HELP YOU RUN YOUR PRACTICE BETTER

It’s a significant struggle many of us practitioners face – trying to balance both work and home life. (Especially for those of us who are also Moms!)

Kids or not, managing it all leads to overwhelm at some point for every single one of us.

In this episode, I share the 3 boundaries I’ve created that make both work and home life not just manageable but ENJOYABLE as a business owner.

Tune in, and decide which one(s) you will adopt!

In This Episode:

[0:00] Boundary #1: dedicated space & time – The first personal boundary I learned to set up to protect both my family and work from the demands of the other.

[6:15] The difference between you and those that don’t run a business.

[9:00] Boundary #2: systemized team communication – How running short meetings at set times and systemized communications triages most interruptions for questions/distractions.

[14:03] Boundary #3: shared family calendar and a weekly partner meeting – clearly delegate responsibilities for the week and have a chance to discuss the upcoming week and voice wins and frustrations.

[19:09] How to get help establishing these boundaries and growing your business with support.

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Thank you for listening and learning with me on the podcast this week. Your commitment to improving the business aspect of your practice matters... Not only to you, but to your future patients and practitioners who want to be working with you. You were meant to help and heal people, so let’s get to work.