How to Stay Calm and Unbothered With People and Situations

Are you ever up all night, emotionally hijacked by irritating people and situations? Learn how to be unbothered and stop draining emotional energy. It turns out that setting boundaries makes you MORE annoyed, irritated, and exhausted. In this video, I explain a paradigm shift that will no joke, #changeyourlife. 

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00:00 Introduction – The Emotional Toll of Boundaries
0:30 Client Example: The Unhelpful Assistant   
02:35 Why Traditional Boundary-Setting Doesn't Work  
04:00 My biggest beef with setting boundaries
05:00 What the Problem is and what it isn't.  
06:10 The "Perfume" Paradigm Shift  
08:50 Three Key Tips for Navigating Boundaries  
09:05 Tip #1: Get Off Social Media  
09:22 Tip #2: Treat Your Inner Peace as an Emergency  
09:45 Tip #3: Keep Your Side of the Street Clean → **(Corrected to 10:20)**  
10:05 Tip 4: You Don’t Have All the Answers  
11:10 Final Thoughts – How This Paradigm Shift Changes Lives  

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What is The Intuition Incubator?

On The Intuition Incubator, we reconnect with our long-lost essence selves. In a world obsessed with left brain dominance, cognitive offloading, and digital distraction, this will be a place to access your inner wisdom, Source energy within, and connecting to higher realms. We see where science and ancient wisdom intertwine and explore the human experience of the Soul's journey.

Hosted by Abby Havermann. Email Abby with ideas for future episodes: [e-mail]