Curmudgeonitis: Fear-Driven Personality Disorder
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Expert shares how people and families can fall into the curmudgeon trap and how to escape
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Expert shares how people and families can fall into the curmudgeon trap and how to escape It starts as a fear response and becomes an exhausting personality.
Dr. Angelica Shiels says this personality pattern is terrible for individuals and families because it prevents people from truly feeling connected.
Mel Robbins , New York Times best-selling author, podcast host, says that you should build up your “positivity shield”.