Ending the Blame Game
Episode Number:
007
Show:
Real Relationships Show 
Why is it so easy to blame others for what's wrong in our lives? We all do it - it's part of human nature. We place the source of our troubles and feelings on our spouse, children, boss or circumstances. The trouble is, as soon as we do, we create defensiveness and barriers between our self and those who are most important to us. In today's episode, Ending the Blame Game, we'll explore how to break out of this pattern and discover the real source of our emotion. Through developing self-awareness of our own needs and taking ownership for our feelings, we can eliminate the tendency to blame each other while creating greater bonds of trust and connection.
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