Stop Being Toxic
Break Free from Behaviors That Hurt the People You Love, Improve Communication, Build Resilient Relationships and Manage Emotional Triggers without Losing Your Authentic Self
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Narrated by:
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Lacey Rae
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By:
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M.L. Johnson
About this listen
Are your relationships strained by patterns of negative behaviors, misunderstandings, or emotional reactions? Do you often feel trapped in cycles of arguments, guilt, or manipulation that leave you and your loved ones feeling hurt and disconnected?
Stop Being Toxic is your essential guide to recognizing and overcoming toxic behaviors that sabotage relationships and personal growth. Whether you struggle with emotional triggers, communication issues, or setting healthy boundaries, this book offers practical strategies to help you break free from harmful habits and create stronger, more fulfilling connections with the people you care about.
Inside, you will discover how to:
- Identify the toxic patterns that hurt your relationships and well-being
- Manage emotional triggers and react calmly in difficult situations
- Improve communication and build empathy, respect, and understanding
- Set and honor healthy boundaries without sacrificing your authentic self
- Cultivate self-compassion and forgiveness to promote healing and growth
- Implement real-life strategies to build resilient relationships and sustain positive change
Filled with actionable steps, reflective exercises, and real-life success stories, Stop Being Toxic empowers you to take control of your behavior, improve your relationships, and live a healthier, more balanced life.
Break the cycle of toxicity today and transform your relationships from strained to resilient, from reactive to harmonious.
©2024 Myra Johnson (P)2024 Myra JohnsonWhat listeners say about Stop Being Toxic
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- 18-12-24
Forming healthier relationships
This was a great listen and a powerful guide to understanding and overcoming the harmful patterns that strain our relationships. The tone is direct and honest, with real-life examples and practical advice. I found the section on managing emotional triggers especially eye-opening. This book doesn’t shame you for past mistakes. Instead, it encourages growth and shows how to communicate with love and authenticity. A perfect tool to strengthen relationships and heal old habits.
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- GrammyG
- 18-12-24
Finally Taking Responsibility
This book was a wake-up call I didn’t know I needed. It helped me recognize habits I wasn’t proud of and gave me clear steps to improve my communication and reactions. What I loved most is how it emphasized change without feeling like I had to lose who I am. The advice feels doable and realistic, not overwhelming. I’ve already seen small but meaningful shifts in my relationships. Highly recommend for anyone ready to own their part and grow!
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- Tony N
- 21-12-24
Personal Growth and Healthy - A Powerful Guide
This is an excellent book for anyone ready to examine and improve their behaviors in relationships. It provides practical tools for recognizing toxic patterns, managing emotional triggers, and fostering better communication. What I found most valuable was how it emphasized growth without losing your sense of self. The advice is relatable and actionable, making it easier to build stronger, more resilient connections with loved ones. If you’re serious about creating positive change, this guide is a great place to start!
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- ShineVibes
- 20-12-24
Finally Breaking the Cycle!
This audiobook was exactly what I needed to start addressing the patterns in my relationships that I always knew were a problem but didn’t know how to change. The practical advice on managing emotional triggers and improving communication made it easy to apply in real life. The section on setting healthy boundaries really resonated with me, and I’ve already started seeing positive shifts with my partner and friends. Highly recommend for anyone ready to make real changes!
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- Ella Whitney
- 20-12-24
Break Free from Toxicity and Build Stronger
I’ve struggled with patterns of negativity in my relationships for years, and this audiobook gave me the clarity I needed to finally make a change. The strategies for managing emotional triggers and setting healthy boundaries are practical and easy to apply. I especially appreciated the real-life examples and exercises that helped me reflect on my own behavior. If you’re feeling stuck in cycles of conflict or guilt, this book is a must-listen. It’s helping me rebuild my relationships with more empathy and understanding.
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- DCAL Gear Customer Support
- 18-12-24
Breaking Free from the Toxic Cycle
I like how this audiobook dives deep into identifying toxic patterns and offers practical strategies for transforming unhealthy habits into healthier ones. It’s all about fostering self-awareness, improving communication, and setting boundaries that stick. “Mastering the Art of Saying No” was a personal favorite part — it provided clear examples and encouragement for tackling situations where people-pleasing takes over. (This time of year that is huge) Whether you're dealing with a toxic environment or reflecting on your own behavior, the advice here feels relatable and doable.
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- Anonymous User
- 19-12-24
self-reflection
As someone who's a bit reclusive, tends to bottle up emotions, and work through personal issues alone, this audiobook felt like a conversation I didn’t know I needed. This held up a mirror to my habits, though I am quite self-aware, I hadn’t really realized this pattern could hurt my loved ones. It didn’t lecture but gave practical advice that felt achievable without losing who I am. I appreciated the balance between introspection and tips, especially on managing emotional triggers. The author’s insights helped me identify areas where I could improve communication and avoid unintentionally straining relationships. If you’ve ever wondered if your independence might cross into stubbornness, this audiobook is a great guide to recalibrating without feeling like you’re changing too much.
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- Susie Beaumont
- 20-12-24
This book is all the title says and more!
Trust, respect, mutual understanding goals are outlined for a healthy relationship. Self assessment tools to align yourself with the person you want to be, great tool. Discovering, then understanding your triggers are both outlined in practical how to steps. Rejection, lack of control, financial stress, tone of voice and interactions are just a few of the topics I found helpful to maneuver through my weaknesses. Core components of a healthy relationship explained very succinctly. Exlpicit biases, pre conceived notions, unfair attitued all rang a bell with me, gotta get over that habit. Relapses addressed as normal but maintainable was liberating.
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