Toxic Criticism: Break the Cycle with Friends, Family, Coworkers, and YourselfWe've all felt the sting of criticism . . . Sometimes painful barbs from friends, family, coworkers, or strangers can lodge in our minds and eat away at our core. When you allow criticism--even self-criticism--to affect you that powerfully, it can be toxic. And if you don't break the cycle, toxic criticism can make you sick, strain relationships, and prevent you from fulfilling your dreams. But you don't have to live that way! By using the proven strategies in Toxic Criticism, you can deflect any hurtful comment that comes your way, rationally decide whether the criticism has any validity, and, if you choose, give a calculated response or use it as an opportunity to make a positive change. Once you've mastered the techniques in Toxic Criticism, you'll be able to:
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Man, do I need this book, though the great material within is hard for me to embrace. Good rather than excellent, but valuable if you need a start. I wouldn’t say this material is all new, but the author does attempt an admirable paradigm. In a sense, a full book treatment of a couple of chapters in Dale Carnegie’s “How to Stop Worrying and Start Living”.
Contents
Understanding the Six Keys | 3 |
Employing Dear Critic Letters | 21 |
Silencing SelfCriticism | 65 |
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