In this episode of Recovery for the Narcissist, Dr. Eric Perry discusses the importance of responding rather than reacting in triggering situations. He explores how individuals with narcissistic tendencies can become more mindful of their reactions, shifting from automatic, instinctual behaviors to thoughtful, deliberate responses.

Dr. Perry emphasizes that reactive behavior is often driven by the subconscious mind and can lead to negative outcomes in personal and professional relationships. He encourages listeners to take ownership of their reactions and start practicing mindfulness in moments of frustration, anger, or stress. By doing so, they can begin to break free from harmful patterns and live a more fulfilling and emotionally balanced life.

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Dr. Perry offers practical strategies to help listeners recognize the physical and emotional signs of being triggered and provides a step-by-step approach to responding more mindfully. He highlights that while it may be uncomfortable at first, practicing mindfulness can lead to greater self-awareness and emotional control over time.

Tune in to learn more about how to shift from reacting to responding, and start building healthier habits and stronger relationships. Thank you for listening!

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