Overcoming the Myth of Self-Worth: Reason and Fallacy in What You Say to Yourself
By applying the findings of several kinds of psychological research, this splendid book will enable reader to teach themselves how to become more effective in pursuing their own objectives. --- Antony Lewis, internationally renowned philosopher, teacher and authorFranklin does a superb job of destroying the mythology surrounding the common problems of perfectionism, grandiosity, the dire need for approval, compulsions of all sorts, purposelessness, and neurotic depression. --- Robert Baker, Professor Emeritus of Psychology, University of KentuckyThis book is thoughtfully and provocatively written with many practical suggestions for teaching yourself to overreact less and accept yourself more in spite of adversity. - --Bill Borcherdt, ACSW, BCD, psychotherapist and marital counselorFranklin does a superb job of destroying the mythology surrounding the common problems of perfectionism, grandiosity, the dire need for approval, compulsions of all sorts, purposelessness, and neurotic depression. --- Robert Baker, Professor Emeritus of Psychology, University of KentuckyThis book is thoughtfully and provocatively written with many practical suggestions for teaching yourself to overreact less and accept yourself more in spite of adversity. --- Bill Borcherdt, ACSW, BCD, psychotherapist and marital counselor