

S13 E3 | Their Chaos Doesn't Have to be Your Chaos
We know that it isn't our responsibility to control another person, but when they're chaos enters into our world and we want it to stop, we start trying to manage them without even realizing what we are doing. Friend, you have co-signed their chaos long enough. Now it's crucial that you exercise the one type of…

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“But how do you practice this before you are in the actual situation? Usually you have good intentions to not lose control, but the minute your buttons are pushed, like Jim said, it just comes out. Thank you so much for your program and all…”
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“I think Chaotic people grow up in chaotic families and these types also tolerate a lot if abuse. Therefore they justify abusing others.”
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