Accountability is something that we all tend to struggle with. But what if I told you that accountability is like wearing steel-toed boots?

It's firm enough to protect, yet gentle enough to guide. We're talking about that today on this LLS on wellness and wisdom right here, right now.

So look, Mar, accountability, we all know that strong fences make great neighbors.

We all struggle with this at times. Let's just be real.

To be human is to enforce a boundary or to let the boundary fall.

Have you ever struggled with boundaries yourself?

Yes, I'm pretty much a beginner to boundaries still.

I feel like I've been practicing them consciously

and more strictly for the past couple of years. Before that, I barely knew anything about

boundaries. So I probably allowed people to break them and cross them way too many times.

Well, you're not alone. We had a audience member, and her name is Cheryl from

Instagram, and she said, how much responsibility do we have to hold to others being accountable?

I'm learning this very teaching in a whole new way recently in trying to find grounding and clarity

with the different layers here. She says, on one hand, people must take personal responsibility for what they

practice, the choices they make and their results. Where is the line of holding someone accountable

and just setting boundaries? Why would I want to call people out, quote, quote, for their

wrongdoings with intent to bring them down? Now, this is really important because, as you know,

intentionality is everything. And we talk about

this so much every single day on this podcast. Awareness is the key. Awareness is the key.

That's why at the temple at the Apollo, in Greek mythology, it says know thyself. Because when you

know thyself and when you're clear on your boundaries and when you're

clear on who you are and you have values that you uphold yourself to, life just tends to click.

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