How to Deal with Difficult People: How to Deal with People Problems and Make the Most of Your Life. Practical Advice (2022 Guide for Beginners)

Written by Marc Davis

Narrated by Evan Brown

Don't allow troublemakers to get to you!

Some individuals are just plain difficult to get along with, whether it's a boss who is constantly changing the goalposts, an uncooperative coworker, a negative friend, or a critical family member.

Often, your first reaction is to shrink or pout, become defensive, or attack. There are wiser tactics to do when dealing with challenging individuals. This book discusses how to deal with various circumstances with tough individuals while focusing on what you can change.

This book will assist you in:

• Learn what makes tough people tick and how to deal with them effectively.
• Learn how to confront individuals while resisting the temptation to retaliate boldly.
• Create tactics for calmly navigating emotionally intense situations.
• Deal with all types of tough individuals, including angry, manipulative, and impossible people.
• Know when to choose your fights and when to back down.
• And Much More!....

Why should you allow someone else's negative attitude to spoil your day? How to Deal With Difficult People provides you with all of the skills and methods you need to deal with all types of people, making your life less stressful and a lot simpler.

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Marc Davis
• Release date: Oct 1, 2022
• ISBN: 9798368901541

Marc Davis

Marc Davis is a published novelist, former newspaper reporter, an award-winning painter and art teacher, former commodity broker at the Chicago Board of Trade, the author of several children's books, and a freelance journalist whose articles have been published in national print and online periodicals and on the Harvard Medical School and Johns Hopkins University consumer websites. His local history column, Yesterday, ran for more than five years in The Chicago Tribune. His novel, Dirty Money was nominated for an award as best novel in its category by the Private Eye Writers of America.