Stop thinking less of yourself because you're sensitive and emotional! Use this quality as a competitive advantage.

Understanding a narcissist can frequently be challenging, both in the workplace and in interpersonal interactions.

Let me tell you a story...

My self-worth and self-love were all but gone by the time I dealt with a toxic individual for the first time in my life. Because I "loved him," he was the only thing that ever existed, and I owed he everything. After several psychologically harmful incidents I began to despise myself.

His actions were my fault, and I can't even remember how many times I had to apologize in tears. I had a low sense of self and was at a loss for what to do. My flaw was that I was sensitive.

I started my independent research. I felt ashamed; I kept reading and reading and reading. I concluded that the individual was a pathological narcissist, and I had to walk away from him. I stopped feeling alone after reading all those stories of terrible romantic relationships or incredibly narcissistic bosses. I could make it.

I eventually felt that I needed to share my experience and resilience with all the girls and women who feel criticized, "weak," and alone after leaving my toxic relationship behind. I picked up my deeper investigation again and spoke with several psychologists and psychiatrists, examined psychiatric textbooks, and listened to accounts of toxic relationships.

With the help of this audiobook, you will be able to spot narcissistic people and confront them by cornering them, boost your self-confidence, trust in your potential, and use your sensitivity as a weapon. And a whole lot more. And so much more.

I escaped from it. It's your turn now!

Barbara Laurie

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