The Hidden Greed Driving Narcissistic Behaviour
Episode Overview
Narcissists are driven by an insatiable greed for more. Their impulsive behaviour is fuelled by a need for validation and dopamine hits. This greed leads to a perpetual cycle of dissatisfaction. Narcissists are resistant to change due to their ingrained mindset. Focus on your own healing journey rather than hoping for their change.
Their insatiable thirst for supply is what manifests as that greediness.
Ever wondered what really drives a narcissist's behaviour? In this episode, Danish Bashir, a Narcissistic Abuse Recovery Professional, dives deep into the hidden emotion that fuels a narcissist. Spoiler alert: it isn't shame. Danish unpacks the relentless greed that propels narcissists to constantly seek more – whether it's attention, admiration, or material possessions. This greed is what keeps them in a perpetual cycle of dissatisfaction and impulsive behaviour.
Danish shares personal anecdotes, including examples from his own life, to illustrate how narcissists' insatiable thirst for more can manifest in various destructive ways. From chasing new relationships to hoarding wealth, their behaviour is driven by a constant need for validation and dopamine hits. He explains how this greed becomes an ingrained part of their psyche, making it nearly impossible for them to change.
Through engaging storytelling and relatable examples, Danish helps you understand why narcissists never seem to be satisfied and why they are resistant to self-reflection. If you've ever been baffled by a narcissist's actions or felt trapped in a relationship with one, this episode offers valuable insights into their mindset and motivations.
By the end of the episode, you'll gain a clearer understanding of why it's crucial to let go of any hope for change and focus on your own healing journey. Danish's compassionate yet straightforward approach makes this episode a must-listen for anyone affected by narcissistic abuse. Curious about what makes narcissists tick? Tune in to learn more and start your path to recovery.