Do you feel like you’re getting the energy sucked right out of you when you go into work?

In this book you’ll learn how to identify and neutralize the energy vampires and negativity in your life and in yourself.

Everyone struggles with managing negative people, difficult customers, office gossips, angry co-workers, and egomaniacal bosses.

You’ll start at your source, confronting your inner vampire, then you’ll move to putting up your invisible shields against the energy vampires around you, and finally, you’ll receive specific tools and tactics used to defeat and defend against the toxic people and attitudes that surround you.

This book focuses on tactics, or specific step-by-step instructions, rather than theory. You’ll learn specific scripts, verbal patterns, and power phrases to help you communicate more effectively. You’ll be given tools you can use while you're in training, and immediately ever after, to keep your momentum going. Of course, all of this is delivered in Power Diversity’s unique style, blending humor, advanced adult learning techniques, and a little quantum physics, keeping you riveted for the learning experience.

In This Book You’ll Learn:

• How to develop and use a Personal Compass

• How to avoid saying the wrong thing, or using Danger Phrases—

• How to discern the appropriate thing to say—complete with Power Phrases

• How to identify and name the energy vampires in your life

• Specific scripts to use in person and over the telephone when confronted with negativity or difficult people

• What daily steps you can take to defend against energy vampires and difficult people

• How the laws of science and negative vs. positive energy apply in the office as well, and how to work with those laws

• How to focus and get your work done more efficiently, so you have more time for personal development

• Brain basics, and how to avoid letting your emotions take over in a difficult situation

• How to stop rewarding the difficult people that plague you

• How to enjoy relationships that are less stressful and more fruitful

Dan O'Connor