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When you can't accurately judge when you've crossed the line between properly taking care of your interests and attacking others, you can easily cross way over that line. When you do that, you engage in aggressive behavior. And it's a maladaptive, self-defeating, obnoxious, problem-producing behavior. The paradox here is the more you engage in aggressive behavior to get what you want, the more likely others will work to see that you don't get it or to at least ratchet up the cost of getting it. People suffering from this condition are convinced that they are successfully managing things when the opposite is actually true. An aggressive person may appear to be in charge, but actually is not. Aggressive behavior often wins battles, but it always loses wars.
The consequences of the self-defeating behavior of aggressiveness include the following:
- People don't like you. If you feel isolated or disrespected, your aggressiveness is why.
- The dynamic of the relationship is that of a contest rather than one of cooperation. This means others fight you, one way or another.
- People often avoid any real discussion with you, because they already know how it will go.
- Others may give in to avoid an argument, but later they find ways to disagree silently and/or undermine you. So, you may have the appearance of winning a dispute but you actually lose it in terms of eventual outcome.
- People who interact with you feel almost obligated to work against you. This is because your aggression has tapped a primal self-defense mechanism.
- Folks who could volunteer to help you, don't.
Your aggressive behavior undermines your career. It weakens or destroys your relationships with others. It robs you of the richness of life that could be yours. Because your
aggressive behavior prevents you from getting what you really want, you feel frustrated. Your natural response is to apply more aggressive behavior. This leaves you in a vicious cycle. When others respond with their own maladaptive behaviors, you may be in several vicious cycles at once. All with the same solution: This course.
This course helps people who are overly aggressive to overcome the underlying driver of that behavior. Not only does this break the vicious cycle, but it eliminates your primary barrier to getting what you want out of life. And getting what you want in your relationship, finances, career, and other endeavors.
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Estimated completion time: 15 one-hour
sessions.
This
course is one of a series developed by Dr. Jay Prince and now licensed
exclusively to Mindconnection through his widow. During his lifetime,
Dr. Prince treated many patients who needed to overcome a problem
through psychotherapy.
Dr. Prince also had several corporate clients,
who came to him for solving dysfunctional situations within their
companies.
This course follows the same protocol used in
short-term professional psychotherapy. The notable exception here is the
course is self-treatment. Whereas you could expect 4 or 5 one-hour
sessions with a psychotherapist, the self-treatment approach will take
more time and more self-initiative. But, you won't be paying $200 per
hour for five hours this way, either.
As with any form of psychotherapy, your journey
along the healing path may not end with this course. However, note these
two facts about this kind of treatment:
- The success rate is very high, for people who
make an honest effort to work through the therapy.
- The therapy lays the groundwork for a stronger
method of treatment, if needed.
Going this route--the self-treatment via Dr.
Prince's course--will save you money for three reasons:
- You pay a one-time fee for the course, rather
than $200 an hour for 4 to 6 hours
- If this therapy solves your problem, that's
your total cost.
- If short-term therapy can't solve your problem,
you have determined that without spending $200/hr.
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here for more information.
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Would this purchase be a good use of your money?
If you were to go to a doctor's office for a series of appointments to get to
the same point in therapy as you'd be upon completion of these behavior courses, you would be going for
3 to 5 appointments. That's an average cost of $800. OK, so why don't we charge
$800 per behavior
course?
This material gets you through the initial process--and that is often enough
for most people with the kinds of problems these courses address. When you buy
one of these courses, you're paying for the results you would get if you made those office
visits at sharply higher prices. The downside is you don't have a physician to
measure your progress and recommend further treatment or a different protocol.
Then again, these are not deep psychosis types of problems (like split
personality, small animal abuse, etc.) but just problems people can address
through short-term therapy. That's why many problems are not listed for
self-treatment but these are. If you really want to solve your problem but just
don't know how, these courses are your answer. You do need to set aside time,
just as if you were making that appointment. A friend or relative can help you
through the material, acting as your coach--but you can also work through the
exercises on your own.
In Memoriam
Dr. Jay Prince, the developer of our behavior courses,
passed away in 2001. This was a rapid cancer that claimed him well before old
age.
Dr. Prince’s courses changed the lives of many of our
customers, giving them new direction and new hope. In his private practice, Dr.
Prince helped individuals overcome problems that kept them from leading the
fulfilling lives they deserved. He also consulted to corporations, helping them
to develop more humane, rewarding, and productive workplaces. Working with Dr. Prince was a
pleasure, knowing him was an honor. He wanted his courses priced so the average
person could easily buy one and begin the journey to recovery. His portion of
the proceeds now go to his widow and children.
I guess heaven just needed someone who could help
people be happy, and so Jay had to make the trip. Goodbye, Jay. |
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