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Oct 21, 2020 45 min

Episode 7: Do you have a victim mentality?

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In this episode, the team tackles the idea of victim mentality. Do you know someone that always thinks the world is out to get them? How about a person that thinks anything negative that happens to them is someone else's fault. Well, if you answered "yes", you know someone that has the victim mantality. We discuss, why it happens and how best do deal with them.

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