KEEPING SOLID BOUNDARIES: A perfect guide on How to Maintain Good Relationships With Your inlaws, Family, and Friends by Setting Strong Boundaries, Limits That Will Set You Free.

by Michael Haskins

Do you often feel unfairly or imbalanced in your relationships? Do you often cave merely to make things easier? Do you wish you knew how to politely decline requests? Are you exhausted, overburdened, and weary of putting the needs of others before your own? You must create some limits if you answered "yes" to any of these inquiries.

Keeping Solid Boundaries will

How to establish emotional and personal boundaries. How to establish boundaries by assuming the role of the border. You already know that setting boundaries with people is uncomfortable, challenging, or impossible if you've attempted it.

Setting limits puts you in a precarious situation where you must either fight tooth and nail for your right to do so or risk having your rights violated. It's likely that you wouldn't need to set any boundary with the individuals you need to set them with if they were the most understanding.

Yet there is a better approach.

This book is for you if you're ready to set boundaries and want to do so quickly and painlessly.

This book will serve as your road map if you're prepared for partnerships that appreciate and encourage you.

You'll learn how to recognize your power in every interaction.

You'll learn how to accept and love yourself despite your flaws and past errors.

You will reclaim the power to decide on significant issues in your life.

This book is your next step if you're prepared to create boundaries that are as unshakeable as a mountain and as unmistakably defined as the land is from the sea.

65 pages, Paperback

Published November 3, 2022

About the author

Mystery Writer living in Key West, Florida. A member of MWA and ITA and PWA. Short story, Vampire Slayer Murdered in Key West, was nominated for a best short story of 2012 for a Shamus Award. He has seven books in his Mick Murphy Key West Mystery series.
Haskins worked as the business editor/writer for the local Key West daily and then as the public information officer for the city, all of which has enriched his understanding of how Key West functions.