Overthrowing the Victim Mentality (Pt. 2)

An episode of the J. Young International Podcast podcast, hosted by Dr. Johnny Young, Jr., titled "Overthrowing the Victim Mentality (Pt. 2)" was published on October 22, 2019 and runs 34 minutes.

October 22, 2019 ·34m · J. Young International Podcast

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Summary

When you think like a victim you can easily go in victim mode and get attention & validation for how you feel (but it don't last); You don't have to take risks (afraid of rejection or failure; You don't have to take risks (afraid of rejection or failure); You don't take responsibility for the changes you need in your life.  This broadcast will show you how to overthrow this victim mentality -Dr. Johnny Young, Jr.

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When you think like a victim you can easily go in victim mode and get attention & validation for how you feel (but it don't last); You don't have to take risks (afraid of rejection or failure; You don't have to take risks (afraid of rejection or failure); You don't take responsibility for the changes you need in your life. This broadcast will show you how to overthrow this victim mentality

-Dr. Johnny Young, Jr.

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