Your Hardest Questions Answered: How to Manage Resentments, Set Boundaries, Protect Your Energy, and More

In this Q&A episode, Amber Cabral dives into questions from the audience, offering guidance on navigating tricky situations and tough conversations in your close personal relationships. Amber emphasizes the importance of setting boundaries and practicing self-care to avoid resentment and maintain emotional well-being. Through real-life examples and insightful advice, she addresses how to manage boundaries in personal relationships and handle difficult conversations with family and friends.

Tune in to gain valuable insights and practical strategies for enhancing your personal well-being and fostering meaningful connections.

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KEY POINTS

The importance of setting boundaries and self-care
On navigating negative self-talk around children
The role of resentment as a sign of unaddressed boundaries
Identifying what you need to protect yourself
On delegating responsibilities to family members
Essential tools for personal growth: Boundaries, feedback, and apologies

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QUOTES

“You have to manage your own boundaries. People get to be who they are, and we love them and we respect them and we value them, but sometimes they will take a lot of energy from us.” – Amber Cabral

“Boundaries are for us, which means we have to adhere to them, even when it's for friends or family; and honestly, those are the people who we're going to end up having boundaries with the most.” – Amber Cabral

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RESOURCES

Amber Cabral

IG | @bamcabral

LinkedIn | @ambercabral

Facebook | @amber.cabral

Twitter | @BamCabral

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Watch Amber’s TED TALK episode here.

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I took away so much from this episode. The biggest is recognizing our true enemy. Also, equity is about choices. We have them and we can choose how to use our privilege.

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Great listen/watch. People really underrate how important emotional intelligence is in business. Hopefully more people will listen and utilize some of the information shared.

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