Don’t Let Bad Friendships Ruin Your Happiness Too many unhealthy female friendships wreak havoc in the lives of women. Take control of your relationships. Life is too short to tolerate bad behavior in any form - especially from a friend!This book will help you learn: Recognize the difference between a healthy and unhealthy friendship What kind of toxic friend you Don’t Let Bad Friendships Ruin Your Happiness Too many unhealthy female friendships wreak havoc in the lives of women. Take control of your relationships. Life is too short to tolerate bad behavior in any form - especially from a friend!This book will help you learn: Recognize the difference between a healthy and unhealthy friendship What kind of toxic friend you are up against? Is she really your friend? How to salvage the friendship (if you want to) What other women are saying about their friendships (you're not alone!) When all else fails, learning how to let go I surveyed over three hundred women who offered their views on friendship, and the relationships that became too toxic to endure. Their candid responses have been included in this book. Real women. Real experiences. Sometimes a friendship can be saved.You may need to let them go.If you need to re-evaluate your friendships, then this book is for you! Packed full of information you can start using TODAY!Grab your copy now and lead a friendlier life!
Letting Go Of Friends: How To Recognize & Deal With Toxic Female Relationships (Non-Fiction, How To Make Good Friends)
Don’t Let Bad Friendships Ruin Your Happiness Too many unhealthy female friendships wreak havoc in the lives of women. Take control of your relationships. Life is too short to tolerate bad behavior in any form - especially from a friend!This book will help you learn: Recognize the difference between a healthy and unhealthy friendship What kind of toxic friend you Don’t Let Bad Friendships Ruin Your Happiness Too many unhealthy female friendships wreak havoc in the lives of women. Take control of your relationships. Life is too short to tolerate bad behavior in any form - especially from a friend!This book will help you learn: Recognize the difference between a healthy and unhealthy friendship What kind of toxic friend you are up against? Is she really your friend? How to salvage the friendship (if you want to) What other women are saying about their friendships (you're not alone!) When all else fails, learning how to let go I surveyed over three hundred women who offered their views on friendship, and the relationships that became too toxic to endure. Their candid responses have been included in this book. Real women. Real experiences. Sometimes a friendship can be saved.You may need to let them go.If you need to re-evaluate your friendships, then this book is for you! Packed full of information you can start using TODAY!Grab your copy now and lead a friendlier life!
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Jaime –
A friend of mine who happens to also be a therapist recommended this book to me as I was going through a situation with a toxic friend and I didn’t even realize it! She helped me to see the toxic levels, I myself was letting into my own life. The forgiving part was easy even when I never got an apology once in a longtime friendship that seemed to always leave me feeling like I was walking on eggshells. Fully letting go is the hard part especially if your a people pleaser and you genuinely cared, A friend of mine who happens to also be a therapist recommended this book to me as I was going through a situation with a toxic friend and I didn’t even realize it! She helped me to see the toxic levels, I myself was letting into my own life. The forgiving part was easy even when I never got an apology once in a longtime friendship that seemed to always leave me feeling like I was walking on eggshells. Fully letting go is the hard part especially if your a people pleaser and you genuinely cared, but I have finally got there and it’s so freeing. So many go through similar situations. Your gonna be ok! Just remember that you allow what comes into your life as well as what stays. This book helped me also see things I was not wanting to see. Love the many different voices of other women going through all types of different toxic relationships and sharing a bit through each chapter. So many go through similar situations and even worse! I realized just how blessed I am to still have some very good close friends in my life. This book also helped me to be willing to open up more and try at making more positive friends that I can relate to. Being introverted also makes that hard but the tips in this book seem helpful and looking forward to trying some!
Melissa –
This is a self-help book that deals with managing difficult people in your life such as friends, acquaintances, or colleagues, and gives you an understanding of why some people are the way they are. I think I was drawn to this book because I am hitting a point in my life where I can no longer tolerate people who are dishonest with themselves or others. We all know people who feel the need to portray a person they are not. The people who love to throw out "alternative facts" and pass them on as t This is a self-help book that deals with managing difficult people in your life such as friends, acquaintances, or colleagues, and gives you an understanding of why some people are the way they are. I think I was drawn to this book because I am hitting a point in my life where I can no longer tolerate people who are dishonest with themselves or others. We all know people who feel the need to portray a person they are not. The people who love to throw out "alternative facts" and pass them on as truth to show some intellectual prowess. The people who belittle you because they are perhaps jealous of your accomplishments so feel the need to make fun of some aspect of your life? This negativity can dramatically effect your mental health and mood. After reflecting on my own relationships I realized I had become a person I didn't like when I was around them. I could no longer sit by idly listening to their remarks and as a result started calling them out on their bullshit. And so begins the perpetual cycle of being dragged down into the negativity. Real is hard to come by. I am lucky that I have a few people I can call real. Real in the sense that they will confide in you their struggles, their successes, their opinions and their fears without a second thought. They will be true to you in every form. Unfortunately, there are many others that keep this truth hidden and all you get is a lot of fluff and no substance. This book will help you determine how to move forward in your relationships.
Kia Lynette Books –
Good This was a good book. Straight to the point and not an endless drag of theories and ideas. I like.
David Lewis –
Excellent read. Loved the frequent included comments from other ladies with or without friend problems. Easy to read and follow, real, and uplifting.
Tracey Pedersen –
This is a book that many women will be able to identify with. If you've ever had to drop a friend because of their bad behaviour you'll find them described here in this book. I particularly liked the comments from actual women about actual examples of what they had experienced. If you've never had this experience this book is worth reading to help you become a better friend yourself. None of us like to think we'd be the toxic friends described on these pages! This is a book that many women will be able to identify with. If you've ever had to drop a friend because of their bad behaviour you'll find them described here in this book. I particularly liked the comments from actual women about actual examples of what they had experienced. If you've never had this experience this book is worth reading to help you become a better friend yourself. None of us like to think we'd be the toxic friends described on these pages!
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