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If you’ve ever felt that familiar tightness in your chest, the swirl of racing thoughts, or the sudden urge to shrink into the background in a social situation, you’re in good company. Social anxiety shows up in many different ways. For some people, it’s a general sense of discomfort around others. For others, it hits during specific moments, like speaking up in a meeting, making small talk, walking into a room full of people, or introducing yourself to someone new. Maybe the

Setting boundaries is crucial, yet many find it overwhelming. In a world that encourages accommodating others, we sometimes neglect our own needs.