The Vedas say, when you protect your purpose, your purpose protects you, most of us don't protect our purpose.

We give it away for a person.

Hey everyone, welcome back to on purpose, the number on health podcast in the world.

Thanks to each and every one of you that come back every week to become a happier, healthier and more healed.

I'm committed to those three things in my life and I'm so grateful that you're committed to them too.

I have been loving the stories on Instagram, the posts on TikTok, so many of you are clipping the video episode off of YouTube.

And I also want to thank you for all the incredible pre-orders we've had.

We've had thousands of pre-orders for eight rules of love, my new book, which is all about love and relationships and connection.

About chemistry and compatibility.

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because it makes a huge difference to authors.

I would deeply, deeply appreciate it.

And today's session is all about setting boundaries in relationships.

Now, I just want to get a short of hands. How many of you struggle or have struggled in the past to set boundaries in relationships?

Raise your hand right now unless you're driving.

Not wherever you are right now.

I'm guessing it's a lot of us.

How many of you have said yes when you actually wanted to say no?

You said yes to your partner.

You're in people pleasing mode. You're in that phase where you just thought, oh, well, they'll like me more if I say yes.

They'll keep me around. This won't end.

This way they'll really be attracted to me. I'll just say yes.

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