Set Boundaries to Build Trust | Diane Sanfilippo

Set Boundaries to Build Trust

I’m endlessly fascinated by what it means to set boundaries, both from the intent to self-protect, AND from the intent to build healthier, more honest, and more meaningful relationships. My...

How to Maintain Flexible Boundaries | Diane Sanfilippo

How to Maintain Flexible Boundaries

I often share about why and how you should create and maintain boundaries, and one of the biggest things I have learned over the years is this: Your boundaries don’t...

A Letter of Gratitude | Diane Sanfilippo

A Letter of Gratitude

Last year around this time I was overwhelmed with gratitude on the eve of my last book release, reflecting on what the last year of my life had been. This...

How Boundaries Create Positive Relationships | Diane Sanfilippo

How Boundaries Create Positive Relationships

It’s a common misconception that someone may set boundaries in order to remove or exclude others from their life. Quite the contrary! THE reason we set boundaries is to keep...

Finding Strength in Softness | Diane Sanfilippo

Finding Strength in Softness

I recently heard Robin Arzón say “your strength is contagious” in her Turkey Burn Peloton ride. And, I agree. I’ve felt and seen that happen for many years now… that my...

Four Simple Words to Boost Confidence | Diane Sanfilippo

Four Simple Words to Boost Confidence

Words of affirmation are meaningful to everyone, even if they’re not that person’s primary Love Language. When you recognize effort, hard work, stepping out of a comfort zone, trying something...

If you don’t believe in yourself, who will? | Diane Sanfilippo

If you don’t believe in yourself, who will?

Something that comes up often when we are working toward a goal — whether it’s starting a business, investing in a new side hustle, or setting out on a new...

3 Ways to Avoid Fighting: Communicating Through a Disagreement. | Diane Sanfilippo

3 Ways to Avoid Fighting: Communicating Through a Disagreement.

I have a handful of insights on this idea wanting to avoid fighting. I consider this more like communicating through a disagreement, since that’s what fighting really is, isn’t it?...