How to Handle a Narcissist and 10 Steps to Heal From Narcissistic Abuse

What is narcissism? The word has traditionally been associated with a harmless love for one’s self, very rarely being used to describe a destructive abuse mechanism. When mainstream society thinks of narcissism, I get the feeling it’s not looked at with disdain, but rather as an off-the-cuff petty character trait. How wrong could it be? The world we live in has become narcissistic. Driven by materialism and superficial goals, no longer does humanity wish to work in communities, but rather to bring people down - society judges people by what car they drive, what job they have, how much money they make, what clothes they wear, what their face looks like, what their voice sounds like, what shoes they wear, what phone they have, what area of town they live in. The list goes on and on. 

A narcissist will judge all of these things. They are too shallow to consider anything else. They don’t want to work as a team; they are driven by jealousy and seek vengeance on anyone happy with their lives. If you always put limits on everything you do, physically or anything else, it will spread into your work and life. There are only plateaus and you must not stay there, you must go beyond them. You can be whatever you want to be in life. Your success starts from your mind. Always try to be positive about yourself, never limit yourself. Everything is possible to those that believe, have faith in yourself. Our limitations start from your heart; so keep it positive. This book will be devoted to providing a very detailed look at how to acquire a life free from the narcissistic mindset as well as offering an advanced education on how to successfully recover from it.