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Get Out of Your Own Way: Overcoming Self-Defeating Behavior

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Procrastination…Envy…Anger…Self-pity…Compulsion….In any of its many forms, self-defeating behavior is the single most common reason that people seek psychotherapy. It is a poison that prevents people from achieving the love, success, and happiness they desire. Get Out of Your Own Way is an antidote, explaining the reasons for self-sabotage by going back to the childhood origins of various behaviors. With anecdotes and usable insights drawn from twenty years of psychiatric clinical practice, Dr. Mark Goulston shares ideas that have helped thousands of patients overcome pain, fear, and confusion-to approach life’s challenges with dignity, wisdom, courage, and even humor.

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  1. B. Doro "Doro" says:
    44 of 45 people found the following review helpful:
    4.0 out of 5 stars
    No-Nonsense Self-Help, April 5, 2000
    By A Customer
    This review is from: Get Out of Your Own Way: Overcoming Self-Defeating Behavior (Paperback)

    This was one of the most refreshing and helpful books I’ve read in a long time. I was expecting pop-psych, but instead found a sensible, constructive, no-nonsense approach to recognizing and dealing with self-defeating behavior. Summaries of each behavior and step-by-step guides to change at the end of each chapter were a definite plus. I’d recommend this book to anyone who’s ready change and is willing to make the effort to do it!

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  2. meisui says:
    39 of 40 people found the following review helpful:
    5.0 out of 5 stars
    WOW ! A self-help book that actually HELPS!!, October 17, 2001
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    B. Doro “Doro” (Mt. Bethel, PA United States) –
    This review is from: Get Out of Your Own Way: Overcoming Self-Defeating Behavior (Paperback)

    This book is worth its weight in gold. No hocus-pocus quick fixes here – just common sense in short chapters on a myriad of methods human beings use to screw life up for themselves – or should I say “ourselves”? I saw myself on many pages, to one degree or another, and the “Usable Insights” were actually useful!! Very few authors go as far at stripping away the delusions people hide behind as Dr. Goulston. For anyone who REALLY wants to get to the nitty-gritty about how self-sabotage is hurting him/her, this book is a true gift!

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  3. Anonymous says:
    47 of 51 people found the following review helpful:
    4.0 out of 5 stars
    very helpful, September 23, 2001
    By 
    meisui (non English-Spoken Country) –
    This review is from: Get Out of Your Own Way: Overcoming Self-Defeating Behavior (Paperback)

    I’m suffering from mild depression and I expected this book to be helpful for depressants to change ways of thinking and behaving but… It didn’t help my depression a lot but it became a big help in my relationships. This book can make you feel worse or frustrated at times if you are sensitive and depressed. You may feel the author looks down on you or you may feel hurt.
    This book is,however,very helpful for people having troubles or stress about relationships with their spouses,friends,family members,and colleagues at work.
    This book is very easy to understand and each chapter is short enough. You can share the author’s experience and it makes the book interesting and compassionate. You’ll be surprised at his acute perspective and practical “easy-to-apply” solutions.
    Each chapter’s title
    1.Chasing After Love and Approval from a parent 2.Getting Involved With Wrong Person 3.Procrastinating 4.Expecting Others
    to Understand How You Feel 5.Waiting Until It’s too Late 6.Getting So Angry You Make Things Worse 7.Saying Yes When You Want To Say No 8.Holding a Grudge 9.Assuming They Don’t Want Anything in Return 10.Playing It Safe 11.Always having to Be Right 12.Focusing on What Your Pertner Is Doing Wrong 13.Putting up With Broken Promiss 14.Trying to Make up While You’re Still Angry 15.Not Learning From Your Mistakes 16.Trying to Change Others 17.Rebelling Just for the Sake of Rebelling 18.Talking When Nobody’s Listening 19.Pretending You’re Fine When You’re Not. 20.Becoming Obsessive or Compulsive. 21.Taking things Too Personally 22.Acting Too Needy 23.having Unrealistic Expectations 24.Trying to Take Care of Everybody 25.Refusing to “Play games” 26.Putting on an Act to Make a Good Impression 27.Being Envious of Others 28.Feeling Sorry for Yourself 29.Assuming the Hard Way Is the Right Way 30.Thinking “I’m Sorry”is enough 31.Holding It All In 32.Quitting Too Soon 33.Letting Others Control Your Life 34.Leaving Too Much To Chance 35.Letting Fear Run Your Life 36.Not Moving on After a Loss 37.Not Getting Out When the Getting Is Good 38.Not Asking for What You Need 39.Giving Advice When They Want Something Else 40.Backing Down Because You Don’t Feel Ready

    If you take interests in a few or more titles,you should buy this book. I bet you’ll enjoy all chapters !

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  4. Kevin Kline says:
    186 of 201 people found the following review helpful:
    1.0 out of 5 stars
    Beware of the Spam-reviews!, July 6, 2009
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    This review is from: The Compassionate Samurai: Being Extraordinary in an Ordinary World (Paperback)

    There is something wrong with these 5-star reviews: 45 were posted on Feb 20, 2009 and 41 were posted on June 19, 2009. Not even “The Secret” has so many reviews on one day. So, was that at a seminar and everybody writing a 5-star review got 10% discount?
    The longseller of Brian Tracy Maximum Achievement: Strategies and Skills That Will Unlock Your Hidden Powers to Succeed from 1995 has got 90 reviews so far and this book from 2007 – which half the stuff you learn at kindergarden – has got over 200?
    This is a misuse of the Amazon-review-system. Mr. Klemmer should apply chapter five of his book “Honesty” in real life!
    To almost quote Mr. Klemmer: “Average people would do what is (still) legal. The compassionate samurai would do what is right.”

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  5. Mr. Booker "The Original" says:
    80 of 84 people found the following review helpful:
    2.0 out of 5 stars
    Average at best, June 26, 2009
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    This review is from: The Compassionate Samurai: Being Extraordinary in an Ordinary World (Paperback)

    This book was average at best, which surprised me because of all the good reviews. The book was poorly written and seemed more like first draft than a final edited version. Nothing in the book was very deep, profound or moving. It just trailed along and felt like something he put together on his way to the publisher. It also has nothing to do with Samurai, nor does it explain what a “Compassionate Samurai” is other than repeating it every other line. He likes to use a lot of loose examples without much support to back up his statements.

    Overall the book was an easy read, so I can’t bash it too hard. The excellent reviews on Amazon are definitely an overstatement, so I went in with high expectations. The book isn’t bad, but didn’t offer anything profound, so I would not recommend spending the time or money.

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  6. Jackie says:
    104 of 115 people found the following review helpful:
    1.0 out of 5 stars
    One big farce, March 25, 2009
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    Jackie (Aalborg, Dänemark) –
    This review is from: The Compassionate Samurai: Being Extraordinary in an Ordinary World (Paperback)

    This book is nothing more than one long holier-than-thou, long-winded advertising campaign for author Brian Klemmer’s company with way too much soap-box preaching shoved in between. I had no idea why so many people who have “read” this book would give it five stars – until, that is, I went to the Klemmer & Associates website and noticed the author himself is providing a 5-step instruction process for giving his book five stars (“Step #3: Click on “5 star” located under Customer Reviews”). In the end, the best part of the whole book was Klemmer’s line of, “I’m not your problem” – and my immediate reaction thought of, “You know what? At this very moment, you actually are.” And then went and sold the book to a used bookstore for a dollar.

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