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Grade 1
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Richfield, MN
Posts: 182
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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 |
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The egg man
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Carlsbad, California
Posts: 10,005
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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 |
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