Toxic People
Yes, this book is about you
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.....getting caught up in drama can be like catching a sexually transmitting disease: it can cause you great pain, create a bad reputation and it happens when you let nasty people get too close. There is nothing I hate more than getting caught up in something because I know someone or I happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. Including drama or drama-driven people in your life can be toxic; first, it fills your life with unnecessary excitement. Secondly, it pulls you into someone else’s life and then you have no time to sort out your own concerns. Finally, it can ruin your reputation. Do yourself a favor; avoid being a supportive actor in anyone else’s play. Be honest with the person who is slowly drawing you into it, tell them, No thanks!
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About the Book
People who continually find themselves with a life full of trouble, chaos and hopelessness often can link it back to the company they keep. Even if they have a life filled with a faith in God, positive thinking and ambition, picking the wrong people to associate with can help lead to a disastrous life. The problem is many of the toxic people that can cause the trouble are hard to detect, until now.
About the Author
Earl (e.b.) Smith , motivational speaker, author, singer, songwriter. He and his wife, Sandra, a former teacher, armed with a belief that people have great value and purpose, together, publishes inspirational and motivational materials. He is the author of “The Way Forward” published in 2006. “Toxic People” presents part of their message of “ Remove the junk and work in your purpose.”