How to Deal with Your Relatives: Practical Advice for Dealing with Any Difficult Situation

You can't choose your family, which means you might be saddled with difficult family members whom you have no choice but to deal with. If so, you'll want to know how to interact with them and not drive yourself crazy in the process.

In this Self Help Book On Family Relationships, you will discover: - 8 proven strategies to change your reactions and defuse your triggers to anybody and anything - The Rules of Non-Engagement for family gatherings -...
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You can't choose your family, which means you might be saddled with difficult family members whom you have no choice but to deal with. If so, you'll want to know how to interact with them and not drive yourself crazy in the process.

In this Self Help Book On Family Relationships, you will discover:
- 8 proven strategies to change your reactions and defuse your triggers to anybody and anything
- The Rules of Non-Engagement for family gatherings
- The Obligation Checklist to free yourself from obligation and resentment
- The 4 strategies to disrupt Guilt trips, how to; Strip it, Flip it, Snip it and Nip it in the bud
- How to defuse explosive situations and avoid conflict when relatives trigger strong emotions
- And so much more!

You will also get specific step-by-step proven strategies to deal the top 8 difficult behaviors.
- The General: When the General feels responsible, then like it or not, commands are issued and compliance is expected
- The Judge: The Judge sets a standard that no one can meet, then pronounces judgment along with a running commentary of criticism.
- The Pleaser: The helpful and pleasant Pleaser, often smiling on the outside while hurting on the inside, attends to everyone's needs to the neglect of their own.
- The VIP: The V(ery) I(nsecure) P(erson) boasts, brags and belittles when needing to feel special.
- Much more!
This book offers some strategies to make interactions with them more pleasant!