Difficult People: Strategies for Dealing with Toxic People

De: Luke Gregory

Narrado por: Jack Henry Kison

Duración: 2 h y 1 m

Resumen del Editor

You’re about to discover how to deal with toxic people in your life. While the rest of this audiobook will be covering specific situations and ways to deal with difficult people, there is one very important thing that must be covered first and that is your responsibility in any situation.

The first thing I want to cover is how often are you meeting up with difficult people. If it is happening to you all the time then there is something very important that you are going to want to consider and I hope that I don't offend you, but it is the truth. If it is happening all the time then maybe you are a major part of the problem. Yes, I did say that. My goal is to help you, not give you something that will just tickle your ears and make you feel good. If you find that you are in conflict all the time then as you listen to this audiobook look at yourself and see if you recognize yourself in any the toxic people that will be described.

If you find that yourself as a toxic person, then you have taken the first step to healing and becoming an easier person to get along with. Many times people are difficult to get along with because of hurts, pains, abuse, and other things that happened in childhood. They become difficult to get along with as a way of protecting themselves from more pain. They also don't really like themselves, so they hurt others as a way of making themselves feel better. The only problem is that it doesn't work and in the end they become more and more hurt and more and more difficult to get along with. Now if this isn't you then be thankful because you are in a pretty good place emotionally and you are truly just dealing with difficult people on their end.

©2016 Luke Gregory (P)2018 Luke Gregory

Healthy Direction

Like Gregory coaches through the difficulties of navigating toxic interactions and personalities.

The content is practical and helpful.

Should be entitled, Just Keep Quiet

Book was too amenable to difficult people for my taste. I felt as if the narrator wanted the reader to apologize and side step the difficult person. This book is a no from me.