In this episode of the RAFT Podcast Indrani, Alyce, and Jeremie discuss a common occurrence for sexual and domestic violence advocates: going over the allotted time with a client, especially at the end of the workday. How can you set a boundary to end a meeting with a client without feeling guilty or like you betrayed them?
Episode Time Codes
00:00 Intro 00:39 Welcome and scenario 02:24 Indrani – Breaking habits with Going to the movies to find a tweak. Find the “why” of saying no. 11:02 Discussion 13:39 Jeremie – Using your core values to make decisions 19:39 Discussion 24:18 Alyce – Reasons for not setting a boundary 27:10 Discussion 33:00 Alyce – what happens when we have healthy boundaries 34:39 Discussion 39:00 Conclusion 41:04 Outro
Resources
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Poem by Portia Nelson – “Autobiography in Five Short Chapters”
Dare to Lead: Brave Work. Tough Conversations. Whole Hearts. by Brené Brown
DOWNLOAD: Finding Your Core Values Exercise

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