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Type 1 Sociopath - When Difficult People Are More Than Just Difficult People
There are people in YOUR life right now camouflaged around you who have no conscience. They are undercover sociopaths who rarely do anything illegal, but who take great secret pleasure in hurting or inconveniencing you.
The Type 1 Sociopath in Your life could be:
The person bullying you in your family, at work or at school
The bully in your child’s life
Your lover who slips little white lies and whom you suspect is cheating on you
Your friend or co-worker who steals your ideas or gossips behind your back
The church leader who breaks personal boundaries and uses religion as a weapon
Your friend or family member who comes around only when they need something
Your boss or teacher who seems to love belittling you
Your therapist or friend whom you always feel stupid, unattractive or unworthy around
P. A. Speers has compelling insight on why “nice guys” (and gals) finish last and how they can finish first. After Speers experienced a tsunami of users, manipulators, and dangerous individuals, she discovered what therapists failed to inform her: There are people camouflaged in society who have no conscience.
“People need to know the traits of a sociopath, especially parents. Parents invest their time and money into their children, but if they do not inform them of the traits of a sociopath, their children may be derailed by falling in love with one or by having sociopathic teachers, friends and/or bosses destroy them emotionally, financially, or physically. Type 1 Sociopaths are all around us, and yet, we are not informed about the traits of these undercover predators. It is a common assumption that sociopaths are the women beaters, thieves, child molesters, and rapists we see on TV. However, sociopaths can be the difficult people in our lives. We need to know this information in order to navigate safely to healthier relationships and therefore, healthier lives,” states Speers.
Are you a kind, empathic person who likes to see everyone around you happy?
Are you a giver?
Do you place the needs of others before your needs?
Do you find yourself in relationships filled with codependency?
Are you a caregiver who always finds yourself caregiving for others?
Are you a Jesus follower or do you practice any religion that teaches forgiveness and kindness?
Do you sometimes feel guilty for having to say no when you cannot do something for someone?
Are you a team player?
If so, You are a playground for sociopaths.
By reading this book, you will discover:
What most psychologists won’t tell you
What most Christians and other religions do not know and should
How to protect yourself and your children from Sociopaths
How to recognize traits of a Type 1 Sociopath
How to free yourself from the Type 1 Sociopaths in your life
How to prevent partnering up with a Type 1 Sociopath
How to prevent and cure Doormatitis
What most How to Deal with Difficult People Seminars
And so much more!
Learn to Identify the Type 1 Sociopaths in Your Life.
The Type 1 Sociopath in Your life could be:
The person bullying you in your family, at work or at school
The bully in your child’s life
Your lover who slips little white lies and whom you suspect is cheating on you
Your friend or co-worker who steals your ideas or gossips behind your back
The church leader who breaks personal boundaries and uses religion as a weapon
Your friend or family member who comes around only when they need something
Your boss or teacher who seems to love belittling you
Your therapist or friend whom you always feel stupid, unattractive or unworthy around
P. A. Speers has compelling insight on why “nice guys” (and gals) finish last and how they can finish first. After Speers experienced a tsunami of users, manipulators, and dangerous individuals, she discovered what therapists failed to inform her: There are people camouflaged in society who have no conscience.
“People need to know the traits of a sociopath, especially parents. Parents invest their time and money into their children, but if they do not inform them of the traits of a sociopath, their children may be derailed by falling in love with one or by having sociopathic teachers, friends and/or bosses destroy them emotionally, financially, or physically. Type 1 Sociopaths are all around us, and yet, we are not informed about the traits of these undercover predators. It is a common assumption that sociopaths are the women beaters, thieves, child molesters, and rapists we see on TV. However, sociopaths can be the difficult people in our lives. We need to know this information in order to navigate safely to healthier relationships and therefore, healthier lives,” states Speers.
Are you a kind, empathic person who likes to see everyone around you happy?
Are you a giver?
Do you place the needs of others before your needs?
Do you find yourself in relationships filled with codependency?
Are you a caregiver who always finds yourself caregiving for others?
Are you a Jesus follower or do you practice any religion that teaches forgiveness and kindness?
Do you sometimes feel guilty for having to say no when you cannot do something for someone?
Are you a team player?
If so, You are a playground for sociopaths.
By reading this book, you will discover:
What most psychologists won’t tell you
What most Christians and other religions do not know and should
How to protect yourself and your children from Sociopaths
How to recognize traits of a Type 1 Sociopath
How to free yourself from the Type 1 Sociopaths in your life
How to prevent partnering up with a Type 1 Sociopath
How to prevent and cure Doormatitis
What most How to Deal with Difficult People Seminars
And so much more!
Learn to Identify the Type 1 Sociopaths in Your Life.
174 pages, Paperback
First published October 1, 2014
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