Are you tired of:

❌ Feeling like the “bad” child because every time you prioritize yourself, you’re made to feel guilty for not putting your family first?

❌ Carrying the weight of your family’s expectations and constantly walking on eggshells, afraid that setting a boundary will lead to conflict or rejection?

❌ Drowning in guilt and second-guessing your choices because no matter how much you try to stand your ground, you still feel selfish or like you’re asking for too much?

❌ Feeling trapped in the cycle of obligation and resentment, giving more than you receive and wondering if you’ll ever be free to live life on your own terms?

You’re not alone. 

Most adult children of immigrant parents struggle with this because cultural norms often discourage open discussions about personal limits, leaving them feeling guilty, selfish or ungrateful for wanting space and autonomy.

Let’s face it...

➡️ You’ll keep feeling drained and resentful and your relationships will continue to take more from you than they give.

➡️ Family guilt and pressure will never stop and the generational cycle of guilt, obligation, and emotional manipulation will repeat, making it harder to stand your ground.

➡️ You’ll lose yourself in the process and the longer you ignore your needs, the more you’ll struggle with anxiety, burnout, and a deep sense of unworthiness.

Let me share a quick story...

Growing up with immigrant parents who came from very different cultural norms than those in Western society

I often found myself torn between two worlds.  

My parents held onto traditional values, expecting me to uphold their customs, while I was trying to fit into a society that valued independence and individuality.  

The pressure to meet their expectations, respect their rules, and honour their sacrifices left me feeling resentful. 

I had completely lost myself.

The more I gave, the more exhausted and disconnected I became from my true self, and the harder it became to navigate my own desires versus the ones they placed on me.

Fast forward to today

✅ I’ve learned to set clear healthy boundaries with my family by having open and honest communication, honouring both their values and my own without guilt.

✅ Helped over 100 women, especially those from immigrant backgrounds, break free from the toxic cycles of overgiving and people-pleasing.

✅ Developed a proven, repeatable system to set limits, break generational patterns, and live a life aligned with their authentic self.

This is what it’s costing you to keep struggling with boundary setting:

💔 Constant feelings of guilt, overwhelm, and frustration as you continue to please others at the expense of your own well-being.

💔 Missing out on deeper, more authentic relationships with yourself and others, where mutual respect and understanding can thrive.

💔 This problem will keep persisting, leaving you stuck in the same toxic cycle of resentment and exhaustion, never fully stepping into your own power.

How many more family conflicts and emotional breakdowns will you go through before you decide to finally set the boundaries that will change your life?

When I first started, I spent years trying to figure this out.

➡️ Hiring therapists and coaches spending over $5,000.

➡️ Wasting money on ineffective solutions like self-help books and workshops that didn’t address cultural differences costed me over $2,000.

➡️ Spending months stuck without answers, feeling lost and unsure of how to create lasting change.

That’s why I created Boundaries That Break Cycles.

It’s valued at $197. But today, you’ll get the entire system for just $25.99 $13.99

Got questions? I’ve got answers