How to deal with Toxic Relationships
BLOG HOW TO DEAL WITH TOXIC RELATIONSHIPS Written by Harry Croose "Hating on someone, or something is only giving power to that thing. It becomes a bigger problem in your mind. It's okay to dislike something, but never hate it - you only lose your power and time." - Harry Croose - Tweet There was a time where I was a hater of people who seemed to have it better than me, but when I started to stop comparing myself to others. I felt so much more free and had a tenfold more time and energy to make the impact I want to make on the world. I am not giving up not now, I will never give up. I am not stopping just because my crush no longer likes me, I am not stopping because I haven't got 50 likes on YouTube or 1000 subscribers I am going to keep pushing ahead; we must together keep pushing forward that is the only way we will truly reach the land we were promised off when we were read a bedtime story with a nice cup of hot chocolate. 1. Distance yourself from Toxic People. Distance yourself from that person or group of people as much as possible. If they are a family member, a close friend or a co-worker, then this is most likely a lot tougher to do rather than someone like an acquaintance or even a stranger. It’s important to realise the effect that they have on you, and how they drain or even change your personality to something you are not. Many people call them energy vampires or even master manipulators who are able to change your personality instantly just by their presence. I'd strongly advise in order to truly break this image, is to talk to them consciously with this idea in mind that they are changing in you in some way; you might be able to either dispel this effect entirely or at least build resistance to their blows grounding yourself in the now. Taking a hold on your personal power and strength is also a recommended path to take as these encounters can be quite strenuous, to say the least. 2. The Power of Perception Universal Truths like 'Life is too short' and 'the power of gratitude' and how these problems are probably so insignificant to the Universe might help with these feelings of fear or toxicity when confronting them. Now I know I write as if these people are infected like we are in the zombie apocalypse but the majority of this toxicity will probably be your own perception of them and not necessarily them. But sometimes maybe you will come across someone who is vindictive in their ways and wants to do give themselves the upper hand without any look to the consequences to their actions. 3. Attempt Reconcile Many people would pull the card and would say to retreat and not get involved with them as much as possible. However I…