March 2002
Beginner to intermediate
224 pages
6h 12m
English

Once someone determines that what they want is not happening, or that what they don’t want is happening, his or her behavior becomes more extreme and, therefore, less tolerable to others. We now can observe how threatened or thwarted positive intentions lead to the behaviors of difficult people.
Through the distorted lens of the thwarted intent to get it done, others appear to be wasting time, going off on tangents, or just plain taking too long. The intent increases in intensity, and the subsequent behavior becomes more controlling. The three most difficult controlling ...
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