Marie McKenzie

Boundaries Are an Act of Love

Setting a limit isn't cruelty — it is clarity. It tells the people in your life who you really are and what you truly need. Relationships that can't survive your honesty were never safe to begin with. The ones that do survive will be deeper for it.

What boundary, if honored, would help you feel safer?

Five years later… and this book is still changing lives.

“A beautiful memoir of survival and empowerment.”

Readers around the world continue to call Things That Keep Me Up at Night heartfelt, inspiring, and unforgettable.

This isn’t just my story. It’s proof that pain doesn’t have to have the final word.

If you’ve ever wondered whether healing is possible… this book is for you.

Grab your copy today and discover why readers are still giving it 5-star reviews years after its release.

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Things That Keep Me Up at Night
Written in 2021. Still changing lives in 2026.

Trauma-informed care isn’t just about being compassionate. It involves creating systems where patients feel physically, emotionally, and psychologically safe. Leadership sets the tone. Every interaction reinforces that culture.

The strongest people I know aren’t the ones who never cried. They’re the ones who kept choosing hope after every heartbreak.

Every organization teaches people what they should expect to tolerate.

Culture is built through repeated experiences.

If exhaustion is normalized, people learn to expect burnout.
If disrespect is ignored, people learn silence is safer than honesty.

Trauma-informed leadership intentionally creates cultures where safety, respect, and accountability are consistent—not occasional.

People should not have to suffer to succeed.

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