Boundaries. They're not about restriction. They're about clarity, trust, and care. A boundary is simply a clear expression of what's okay and what's not okay for you and for others. Good boundaries protect relationships. They keep us grounded. They give us room to grow. And they help our congregations to thrive. When boundaries are unclear, things get harder. People start to burn out, expectations, they get a little blurred, conflicts simmer beneath the surface. But when boundaries are clear and respected, something shifts. Boundaries promote honesty, trust, and sustainability. And most of all, congregants, they're able to bring their best selves to the work. I mean, Unitarian Universalists, we come from varied backgrounds, cultures, and experiences. How do we thrive in community together? We got to stay curious about boundaries. We build shared agreements like covenants that remind us how we'll be together. Boundaries are an act of love. Love for yourself, love for the community. It's that love at the center of our shared values. So, as we begin this journey together, take a moment to reflect. Where are your boundaries strong and where could they use a little bit of care? How might setting or honoring a boundary help your leadership become more sustainable, even more joyful? Don't have to have all the answers just yet. You just need a willingness to explore. This is where the transformation begins.