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Setting Boundaries with Difficult People
- A Survival Guide for People Pleasers
- Narrated by: Sean Pratt
- Length: 33 mins
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Setting Boundaries with Difficult People
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Summary
New York Times best-selling author Dr. David J. Lieberman introduces a wonderful right-to-the-point mini audiobook that tells listeners how to put an end to boundary issues - once and for all!
A work colleague with whom you have only a casual relationship asks you to co-sign a loan for him...your neighbor asks you to keep her antisocial, flea-riddled cat for the weekend—again. We've all faced sticky situations like these—unreasonable demands on our time and inappropriate requests from family, friends, co-workers, or casual acquaintances. We want to say "No". We have the right to say "No"—always. And yet we don't. Some people will take "No" for an answer, and that's the end of it. But some people don't.
What do you do when the person on the other end of your "No" flat out refuses to accept your "No"? You'll discover exactly what to say as well as learn the underlying psychology that motivates them to always ask, and you to always give in! Plus, you'll learn step-by-step what you can do about it.More from the same
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- Mike
- 04-04-16
More Christian Propaganda
interesting topic, but couldn't get past all the Jesus talk and perspective. Just because you are a jesus freak doesn't mean everyone is. Please label your books so I can avoid them.
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- Lindblad
- 04-08-15
Just a few tips
After giving some light weight psychological background, only a few, surprisingly unspecific and meek, application suggestions are offered.
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- Me
- 15-05-13
Not so good
What would have made Setting Boundaries with Difficult People better?
This book is so short and unhelpful.
What was most disappointing about David J. Lieberman’s story?
Too short and no help.
How could the performance have been better?
More specific about how to deal with difficult people
2 people found this helpful
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- Kory L Abrams
- 20-07-17
Smart, insightful, and simple.
I would have liked more content, but perhaps that would not have been necessary. I listened to it twice, and will certainly incorporate it into my office life.
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- Maxine
- 22-08-21
Short but packed with great advise.
In a little close to 30 minutes you learn the different types and how you should react. You maybe one yourself. The insight is invaluable.
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- William Caraballo
- 14-03-20
Super short. Direct to the point. Pocket reference
Not ground breaking. Useful reminder of what's important, roots of some behaviors and how to move forward. A reference I return to when I feel I'm veering off course or being manipulated.
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- Cheri Mitchell
- 29-04-17
intersting
the power of no is how. we protect. and define. who we are. good read
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- Almudena Konrad
- 29-05-16
Good
It ended too soon and left me wanting more but I find it informative.
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- SLK
- 25-03-16
Simple, but maybe too simple if you need a book on it in the first place
If you need a book on how to set boundaries, it's likely because you don't feel worthy of making them. He does address this, but he makes it seem like you should just be able to change now that you know better. Not sure that's how people actually work. But the principals are right on.
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- E
- 24-08-15
Wish it was longer
I thought it was really great information, just wish it were longer, with more insight to gather