Personal Growth Pt8
- LaFern Cusack
- Jul 24, 2023
- 2 min read
Dr. Phil explains how life is managed, not cured, and individuals have the power to manage their own lives as the "life manager." Dr. Phil encourages you to identify toxic people in their lives, whether it be someone they wish wasn't there or someone who may possess toxic characteristics themselves. He provides strategies for spotting red flags and setting boundaries. He introduces the concept of "B.A.I.T.E.R's," which are people with negative traits such as backstabbing, abusing, and exploiting others.
Learn how to give yourself permission to eliminate toxic people from your life, define your own image and star in your own life. He also addresses questions from the audience, as well as controlling explosive anger. Dr. Phil encourages you to share the series with others and continue your journey toward personal growth.
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Mental Health Resources
The American Psychiatric Association has a comprehensive guide on help with personality disorders, for patients and their families. Learn about the 10 specific types, symptoms and treatment.
The National Alliance on Mental Health (NAMI) offers contact information for several groups who can assist with finding treatment, financial assistance and advocacy services.
The Personality Disorders Awareness Network (PDAN) has compiled a list of international organizations that can help.
Cleveland Clinic offers research on Antisocial Personality Disorder including symptoms and causes, prevention and outlook/prognosis.
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Hi there,
This is such an insightful summary of Dr. Phil’s perspective on managing life and dealing with toxic people. The idea of being your own "life manager" really resonates with me—it’s empowering to think that we have the ability to take control of our own lives, even when things feel overwhelming.
The concept of "B.A.I.T.E.R's" is especially interesting. It’s a great reminder to stay vigilant about the people we allow into our lives and to recognize those negative traits early on. Setting boundaries can be tough, but it’s so necessary for maintaining mental and emotional well-being.
Do you have any personal strategies for identifying toxic people or setting boundaries? I’d love to hear how you’ve applied these ideas in…
The American Psychiatric Association has a complete guide for people with personality problems and their families on melon playground how to get help. Get familiar with the ten distinct types, symptoms, and treatments for each one.
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