The Final Battle : How to Stop Thinking About the Narcissist
The hardest part of achieving freedom from the narcissist and the effects of the narcissist is stopping thinking about the narcissist.
Whether it is the endless whirring mind of questions, the desire to plot revenge against the narcissist, worrying about being hoovered or contemplating the golden period over and over, there are a multitude of ways in which the narcissist stays in your head.
Not any more.
This Assistance Package addresses :-
Why the narcissist being in your head is The Final Battle of No Contact
What drives you to keep thinking about the narcissist
How those thoughts manifest
How the process of such thoughts happens and how their duration is governed
How thinking about the narcissist is detrimental to your interests
How thinking about the narcissist leads to further risks from the narcissist
A comprehensive example of the dangers of thinking about the narcissist where you are taken step by step through the process, why it is happening, what it means and the effects
How to implement techniques to prevent you from keep thinking about the narcissist
How those techniques work with examples
The impact of those techniques on your thought processes, Emotional Thinking and emotional well-being
This Assistance Package is unique and effective and is an essential part of your No Contact Regime and achieving freedom from the narcissist
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This just spurred me to write an email to my brother, explaining why I refuse to give him any info about our father. I’ve never been forthcoming when he asks, because I think, why even ask? Enjoy the no contact and milk it!
I started telling him about your work last month, but it wasn’t the best occasion and the room went a bit tumbleweed & crickets 😀 We had not seen each other for 9 years for a start.
I’m now explaining to him the Total No Contact regimen.
He’s in a good position to implement this, so I am telling him it involves not even thinking about him, or talking about him. I wonder if he’ll take note!
Incidentally, when I got onto the topic of insidious mid-rangers, my brother almost lit up, to say he thinks his dentist might be one and has ‘a rictus grin’!
I said, ‘YES! That’s what HG Tudor calls _____’s fake grin’ and he laughed.