Podcast 431 | Minimizing Narcissism

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In this public episode of The Minimalists Podcast, we speak with Dr. Ramani Durvasula about recognizing narcissists; whether the term “narcissist” is overused; the roles of self-righteousness, complaining, and comparison in narcissism; and how to walk away. Watch all 2 hours of episode 431 on The Minimalists Private Podcast.

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Discussed in This Episode

  • How do you know someone is a narcissist, and is the term overused?
  • How can I tell a narcissist that they’re the problem?
  • How can I accept that a narcissistic co-parent has turned my child against me?
  • Do narcissistic parents become narcissistic grandparents?
  • What is the narcissism of small differences?
  • When does self-care become narcissistic?
  • How can I stop a pattern of being attracted to narcissists?
  • How do you let go of your feelings if your emotions are tied to your ego?
  • How can you mentally let go of an item you’re keeping just for when?
  • How has minimalism helped this Patron manage her bipolar disorder?

Minimal Maxims

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  • Walking away can be the greatest act of kindness.
  • Acceptance materializes as we let go of the need to control the uncontrollables.
  • While the past can be a mirror of the future, the past does not have to equal the future.
  • Self-care turns into self-harm when one is self-absorbed in self-pity and suffering.
  • Forced change trips over itself at the starting line.
  • If your feelings are tied to your ego, untie them.
  • Letting go starts where the clinging ends.
  • A clean slate is a terrible thing to clutter.

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