Strong boundaries protect your clients

Some boundaries are preferences.

Security is not one of them.

If a client emails you a Social Security number and you quietly accept it, you’ve now trained them that email is fine.

It’s not fine.

Here’s the shift: “No” is a service when it protects the client.

The line: “For your own security, do not email SSNs or sensitive documents. Please upload them through the portal.”

You don’t need to overexplain.
You don’t need to defend it.
You’re protecting them.

Have your system shoulder some of the load: add a line to your email signature during tax season: “For all document uploads, please use the secure portal. No sensitive information by email.”

This is not the boundary you soften because someone is in a hurry or can’t figure out the tech.

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