Sometimes a person needs us to abandon them, but we hang-on anyway, which can be devastating for both parties. Helping others can sometimes even be a convenient distraction from addressing our own unresolved issues. When someone you know is so toxic and destructive that they are poisoning your life, you have to create some distance. They need you to walk away as much as you need it. People who are out of control desperately need to observe your healthy boundaries in-play to learn from your example. You best teach others about healthy boundaries by enforcing yours on them. There is a difference between giving-up and strategic disengagement. Know the difference. Learn how to let people go. Stop holding-on to the wrong people. Let them go on their own way; if not for you, then for them. — Bryant McGill For more clarity you can read in context here: bryantmcgill/20140317045254.html (This passage is from Simple Reminders the book. We appreciate you visiting and taking the time to read.) The book: SimpleReminders.info Subscribe: BryantMcGill.net twitter/BryantMcGill google/+BryantMcGill The Show: SimpleReminders.tv Call-in or Text: (310) 486-9494 Lets connect on Linkedin. Networkers and entrepreneurs welcome! linkedin/in/bryantmcgill/
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