Build a one-sentence boundary that has context, limit, and next option.
Write the Boundary Sentence: turn a vague wish into a usable boundary move. Context + limit + next path The common shortcut is to apologize, overexplain, or absorb the work because naming the real constraint feels socially risky. Before "Sorry, I am really swamped. I can maybe try later tonight." After "I cannot take this on tonight. I can review the decision points tomorrow at 10:00, or you can route urgent approval to Dana." Context Name the work situation without defending your character. This keeps the conversation professional and prevents private-life negotiation. Limit State what you will not do or…
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