Fool’s Trap Niceness: How you can stay friendly without being exploited

"e;Fool's Trap Niceness: How you can stay friendly without being exploited"e;We learn from an early age to be polite and nice to others. Many of us have been tricked by the environment into turning the other cheek rather than defending ourselves against impertinence. And that in a dispute the wiser one gives in until he is finally the stupid one. We should however in our own interest- be both friendly and fortified,- be helpful, but also be able to say no,- be open for others but also take our own needs seriously, register, and try to enforce them. "e;Fool's Trap Niceness"e; is a guidebook for all "e;nice"e; people, who don't say or say too seldom, when they are disturbed by something. - neither at home to the partner, the friends, acquaintances or the children,-and still at work with colleagues, the boss or their own customers or employees. Those who prefer to "e;clench their fist in their pockets"e; and get angry with a stomach ulcer instead of saying in a friendly and determined manner: "e;Not like this!"e; Here you will find a source of ideas and a helper if you don't want to be undercut and exploited in the future. The brevier "e;Fool's Trap Niceness"e; provides you with background information as to why "e;Nice is the little sister of Sh*t"e;, why a healthy and far-sighted egoism is better and more beneficial for all involved in the long run. In addition, the concrete examples and discussion guides will help you to practically implement the demonstrably most successful strategies in the world.The content has been developed from personal experience and the work of 25 years in behavioral and communication training with thousands of participants. Basis are the articles of the author in the Blog: hirnschrittmacher.euTranslated with DeepL.com/Translator

"e;Fool's Trap Niceness: How you can stay friendly without being exploited"e;We learn from an early age to be polite and nice to others. Many of us have been tricked by the environment into turning the other cheek rather than defending ourselves against impertinence. And that in a dispute the wiser one gives in until he is finally the stupid one. We should however in our own interest- be both friendly and fortified,- be helpful, but also be able to say no,- be open for others but also take our own needs seriously, register, and try to enforce them. "e;Fool's Trap Niceness"e; is a guidebook for all "e;nice"e; people, who don't say or say too seldom, when they are disturbed by something. - neither at home to the partner, the friends, acquaintances or the children,-and still at work with colleagues, the boss or their own customers or employees. Those who prefer to "e;clench their fist in their pockets"e; and get angry with a stomach ulcer instead of saying in a friendly and determined manner: "e;Not like this!"e; Here you will find a source of ideas and a helper if you don't want to be undercut and exploited in the future. The brevier "e;Fool's Trap Niceness"e; provides you with background information as to why "e;Nice is the little sister of Sh*t"e;, why a healthy and far-sighted egoism is better and more beneficial for all involved in the long run. In addition, the concrete examples and discussion guides will help you to practically implement the demonstrably most successful strategies in the world.The content has been developed from personal experience and the work of 25 years in behavioral and communication training with thousands of participants. Basis are the articles of the author in the Blog: hirnschrittmacher.euTranslated with DeepL.com/Translator