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Character Matters with Dr. George Simon: Does it Matter?
Character Matters with Dr. George Simon: Does it Matter?
Character Matters with Dr. George Simon: Does it Matter?
Wednesday 19th September 2018
Join Dr. George Simon on 'Mental Health News Radio' as he discusses narcissism's impact on character disturbance. Tune in for valuable insights.
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Get the buttons here!Understanding Narcissism and Character with Dr. George Simon
Nothing matters to us more than character, whether we like it or not, or are prepared to admit it or not.
Ever wondered why some people seem to play fast and loose with the truth? In this episode of 'Mental Health News Radio', Kristin Sunanta Walker sits down with Dr. George Simon, a globally recognized expert on manipulators and problem characters. Dr. Simon, author of three bestselling books, shares his deep insights into the world of narcissism and character disturbance. The conversation kicks off with a thought-provoking discussion on the importance of character in our modern world. Dr.
Simon explains why recognizing and respecting higher principles can make a significant difference in our lives. He also touches on the role of whistleblowers and the personal cost of standing up for the truth. Dr. Simon dives into the different types of narcissism, shedding light on how these traits can disturb one's character. He highlights the shortcomings of current diagnostic methods and emphasizes the need for better education and workshops for professionals dealing with these issues.
If you're curious about the complexities of human behavior and want to understand how narcissism affects us all, this episode is a must-listen. Plus, stay tuned for a special goodbye from their resident therapy dog, Miles.