Do you have a difficult person in your life? In your family, perhaps, or amongst your neighbors or colleagues? Maybe you’re a therapist and have a difficult patient or two.
My colleagues at Ramat Gan College in Tel Aviv invited me there next week to give a workshop on this topic. In this short video I share a story about a difficult person in my life and about what a colleague helped me understand about what is and what could be happening in such relationships.
Robyn Blake-Mortimer says
Hi Daniel,
Thank you for your thought-provoking and very disarming podcast. I was intrigued at you embracing calling yourself “a difficult person” and what that label can mean to others and the community. I hope to learn to have that level of acceptance about my own foibles and my own strengths.
From one difficult person to another,
Robyn Blake-Mortimer
Level 4 TEAM-CBT Therapist and Trainer
Jane Cohen says
Bravo! Loved this. Will show to a group before discussing the Five Secrets. Safe travels.
L Scott Hird says
This was amazing
I’ve been married for 35 years
That whole time I’ve known my wife to be controlling, argumentative and indifferent
Now I see her as a completely different person
An interesting person
A teacher
daniel mintie says
thanks!