Win Therapy Revisted
 

Just completed re-reading the Win Therapy Manual (1985) in the library. What struck me as frightening, is how many of the old games (habits) have come home again; Wolf was wrong - you can go home again - believe it was Wolf.

They take over unless I'm vigilante. It seems the old games are so familiar, and so comfortable that I have not completely let them go. Acknowledging them, I believe, is a a first step to harnessing them. Each time I make one of these statements I'm reminded of how a friend of mine (a therapist) would answer me; "Chris, self knowledge is not enough to overcome these personal habits" (games) and he may have been right, but I've never know ignorance to be ally; it may be bliss for some, but at the mutual windows, it's a disaster.

Above all, the manual is great read!

Regards,
Chris

best thing
 

It is one manual that we can all go back to
No issues, No jealousy No money, No ego,

Just Howard Sartin and the methodology, timeless
learning


Bill