Having More Courage to Set Better Boundaries

For many of us and our clients, setting better boundaries and limits in professional and personal relationships may be difficult.  When they are done successfully they can increase effectiveness in getting needs met, maintaining self-respect, and being happier.  Examples of setting boundaries are telling others what we want and letting them know what is acceptable.  This interactive session will include what is a boundary, examples of setting them effectively, why it may be difficult to set them, and how to achieve them successfully.

Bio

Mark Sachs

Mark is an organization consultant and executive coach who for more than 20 years  has helped organizations and their people be their best.  He has worked in the government, corporate, and non-profit sectors.  He gets excited when he sees clients get greater awareness and then take baby steps to try new ideas and behaviors.  He has an MA in Sociology from Rutgers University and an MS in Organization Development from American University.  He has also been adjunct faculty at American University.  In addition, he has been coaching fellow veterans through a very important national non-profit, Stand Beside Them.  It provides free coaching to veterans and their significant others.