How to Be Unavailable Without Feeling Guilty
=============================================Have you ever finally said “no” to something—only to feel bad about it right after? Like you were being unfair, unhelpful, or letting someone down? You’re not alone—and you’re not wrong for needing boundaries.
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In this episode of Teacher Talk, we’re dismantling the guilt that too often drives our decisions as educators. From overextending ourselves to being the “go-to” for everything, we explore why guilt is not a good motivator—and how wisdom, not overwork, should shape our choices.
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You’ll learn:
Why guilt leads to burnout, not better results
How to set boundaries without being harsh
What Scripture says about restraint, clarity, and wise decision-making
Why being unavailable doesn’t mean you don’t care
How to pre-decide your limits to protect your energy all year long
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This one’s practical, faith-forward, and deeply encouraging for anyone who feels stretched thin.
🧠 Plus: We’ve got free tools and community support waiting for you in the show notes!
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• 🌱 Rooted and Renewed: 30 Faith-Based Affirmations for Teachers
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