
Where do you need a boundary?
Notice when you say yes automatically and where you want to protect your time. Practise a clear, considerate everyday boundary.
Start the quizExplore the balance between intuition, information and other people’s opinions. Look at an everyday decision with more clarity and less noise.
16 questions · 5–7 minutes
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Let’s look at the past two weeks. Choose how much each statement fits; there is no answer you need to prove.
I seek so many opinions that I end up confused.
I keep looking for reassurance after making a considered choice.
I struggle to identify which parts of a decision are mine.
I check the same information without learning anything new.
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