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Accountability, Authenticity, and Honesty: Necessary Characteristics Labeled and Defects in Addicts

Once you begin to get sober, you rebuild skills to live without your addiction. Take a look here at the character defects that all addicts struggle with, such as accountability, authenticity, and honesty. We all share similar personality flaws, and there’s a reason why. You’ll soon find out you have to change everything about yourself … Continue reading Accountability, Authenticity, and Honesty: Necessary Characteristics Labeled and Defects in Addicts

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Denial: The Costs of Avoiding Reality

Do you get irritated when you are faced with facts that conflict with your agenda? Are you in disbelief in situations, relationships, or your condition? If you are offended when people give you negative feedback about your behavior, or speak their truth, you may be living in denial. Continue reading Denial: The Costs of Avoiding Reality

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When to Call Bullshit

One difference between Eastern Europeans and Americans is their bluntness (and strength). Often seen as offensive, their perspective of disingenuous courteous banter as a waste of time, whereas Americans chatter nonstop about superficial topics. Why is there such a difference? And, how does this benefit them? Continue reading When to Call Bullshit