Toxic People
10 Ways of Dealing with People Who Make Your Life Miserable
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Narrado por:
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Lillian Glass
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Lillian Glass
Some people really can make you sick!
Is there anyone in your life - a relative, boss, friend, or even a lover or spouse - who drives you crazy? Are there people who make you feel inadequate, unworthy, or just plain miserable? If there's someone who's not supportive and does not wish you well, then you've got a "toxic" person in your life.
Do you recognize any of these toxic terrors?
- The opportunistic user
- The control freak
- The meddler
- The arrogant know-it-all
- The me, myself, and I narcissist
- The instigator
- The emotional refrigerator
- The liar
Dr. Glass not only helps you identify the "toxic" people in your life, she also provides 10 techniques for successfully dealing with them, including:
- Tension-blowout
- Unplugging
- Direct confrontation
- Humor
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great book
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Couldn’t stop listening
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There is no substance to this book. The first hour and a half is a laundry list of different stereotyped personalities that may anger or annoy you (for instance Dr. Glass' "Chatterbox Toxic Terror" aka someone who tells you inane stories on the phone and doesn't let you get a word in), but most aren't anywhere near what I'd consider toxic or psychopathic.
If and when you finally get to the strategies, virtually all are laughable and presented in a very childish and condescending way, and I can see them making the situation a lot worse.
Thankfully there are better books out there for dealing with toxic people. Two that impressed me were Jon Bet's "7 Habits of Highly Manipulative People", and Jackson MacKenzie's "Psychopath Free". Each give a lot more insight, take the subject matter seriously, and provide in depth solutions and ways to heal.
Are you serious?
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too much identification of offenders, not enough of how to handle offenders.
Don't waste a credit for this.
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ZERO STARS, if that was an option!
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wasn't my cup of tea
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