What to Do When People Become Difficult: Even If the Difficult Person Is You, Paperback/Msw Kenneth R. Petrucci

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This is the new interactive self-study, self-realization, self-improvement, self-discovery and life-changing book. IMMEDIATELY USEFUL Samples of Techniques and Subjects... - A questionnaire to reveal your inner strengths and weaknesses - Learning to take responsibility for your actions - 220 Persuasive Phrases to use when people become difficult - How to improve your listening skills - The new Inner Peace Relaxation Technique - Twelve Reasons friendships begin to fail - A Teacher's Guide to resolving behavioral problems - A Salesperson's Guide to a Customer's Concern-including a proven to be successful sales system - Five skills to organize your life - Can't sleep--methods to manage insomnia - Discovering if you have any of these twenty traits that make people difficult - Determining the true causes of many problems including weight gain, anxiety, financial issues, gambling, smoking, compulsive shopping and alcohol or substance abuse, etc. AND MUCH MORE ...About the Author: PROFILE OF KENNETH R. PETRUCCI, MSW Kenneth R. Petrucci, MSW, is a psychotherapist with a unique background and distinguished credentials. He earned an Associate's Degree A. A. in Liberal Arts from the Community College of Rhode Island; a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree B. F.A, with a major in Oral Interpretation from the Speech and Drama Department at the University of Memphis, and a Master's Degree MSW in Clinical Social Work from the University of Houston. The original printing of Soul's Eye by Kenneth R. Petrucci is in a library Special Collection status because of its high quality and rarity, making it difficult to replace, thus valuable. Soul's Eye is being preserved and can be found in the following libraries: John Hay Library at Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island; Mc Wherter Library at the University of Memphis; Hillman Library at the University of Pittsburgh; and located within the Glenn Coffield Papers Collection at the Knight Library, University of Oregon, and Community College of Rho