Those who are verbally, sexually, physically, and/or emotionally abused in childhood often end up in abusive relationships and either suffering more abuse or being abusive themselves. Why? Patterns and unresolved and unfinished business are two of the main reasons.
The truth about the focus on the abuser is the victim needs to focus much more on him/herself and what he/she needs. The victim needs to get clear about what action he/she needs to take and how to be safe. This is more important than the self-defeating and self-negating focus on the abuser.
Author of Strategic Acceleration: Succeed at the Speed of Life, Tony Jeary, says that, “the speed of life is a global condition that presents a strategic challenge for everyone. The speed of life combines excessive amounts of unrefined information with a glut of choices and opportunities and presents itself in the form of confusion and distraction!”
Author, life coach and strategist, A.J. Mahari has a new audio podcast called Soul Philosophy. This audio podcast is designed to be a motivating, inspirational, and contemplative supplement of self help for those seeking personal improvement, balance, wellness, emotional peace, a greater understanding of self and authentic consciousness in their everyday lives.
