Perfection That Gets in the Way of Life
- perfectionismpsychotherapyNarcissistic personality
- Categories:Personal Transformation Relationships Self-Esteem
- Language:Russian(Translation Services Available)
- Publication Place:Russia
- Publication date:June,2024
- Pages:224
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- Size:150mm×220mm
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Feature
★ This book presents a panoramic view of the true meaning of narcissistic personality, offering an all-round analysis of its dual nature—both advantages and disadvantages. The author writes with a cold pen yet harbors warm understanding, seeing through the unique performances of narcissists in diverse situations.
★ Every word is chiseled into an inner map of the narcissist, portraying in minute detail the core features—whether shame, arrogance, excessive control, boredom, fear of others’ judgment, panic over abandonment, the predicament of being unapproachable, or emotional coldness—and deeply distinguishes narcissism from mental disorders such as bipolar disorder.
★ An exceptionally deep and practical work of psychology that offers readers a comprehensive and penetrating guide to narcissistic psychology. It not only dissects the causes underlying narcissistic traits but also provides invaluable insights and workable coping strategies for narcissists themselves and for their relatives, colleagues, and partners.
Description
This book presents a panoramic view of the true meaning of narcissistic personality, offering an all-round analysis of its dual nature—both advantages and disadvantages. The author writes with a cold pen yet harbors warm understanding, seeing through the unique performances of narcissists in diverse situations. Every word is chiseled into an inner map of the narcissist, portraying in minute detail the core features—whether shame, arrogance, excessive control, boredom, fear of others’ judgment, panic over abandonment, the predicament of being unapproachable, or emotional coldness—and deeply distinguishes narcissism from mental disorders such as bipolar disorder. From behavioral manifestations to taxonomies, from conceptual core to social-interaction patterns, from self-cognition to appearance in others’ eyes, everything is laid out one by one. To help readers cope with narcissists, the book meticulously lists practical strategies aimed at easing the difficulty of living with such complex yet fascinating individuals.
This new work, devoted to the narcissist cohort, is written by the famous psychologist Vladislav Chubarov. The book offers invaluable insights not only to the relatives, colleagues, and partners of narcissists but also to the narcissists themselves. Unlike past writings that one-sidedly condemned narcissists, Chubarov—drawing on many years of professional and personal experience and on examples from global practice—tells us how narcissistic traits are formed, how to understand narcissists correctly, and what to do if you yourself are one.
Author
A clinical psychologist, hypnotherapist, and Gestalt therapist who has worked in psychology for many years, he has 20 years of counseling experience, including overseas practice. With profound attainments in clinical psychology, he has helped countless people achieve psychological breakthroughs and growth thanks to his unique therapeutic methods and keen insight.
In addition to his clinical achievements, Chubarov is also a sought-after corporate trainer, providing professional coaching services to senior managers, entertainment celebrities, and government leaders. Relying on rich psychological knowledge and practical experience, he offers highly valuable guidance to enterprises and individuals, helping them achieve greater success in their respective fields.
As a writer, he has produced fruitful works. He is the author of the best-selling books *A Deep Exploration of Oneself*, *Don’t Let Your Money Fly Away*, *Don’t Let Narcissism Destroy You*, *Don’t Let Anger Eat You*, and *Don’t Let Attachment Trip You*. His works are loved by readers and have attracted wide attention and discussion in the field of psychology. Through these books, he shares his professional knowledge and practical experience with more people, helping readers achieve psychological self-improvement and growth.
Contents
Chapter One: The Various Faces of Narcissists
- Decoding the Narcissistic Mechanism
- The Ebb and Flow of Self-Worth: A Universal Human Experience
- The Divide Between Narcissistic Personality and Narcissistic Disorder
- The Life Trajectory of a Narcissist
- Sub-types of Narcissists
Chapter Two: The Core of Narcissism
- Historical Evolution and Essence of the Concept “Narcissism”: The Elusiveness of the Authentic Self
- Why Narcissists Find It Hard to Immerse Themselves in the Joy of Process
- Fragile Sensitivity: The Unbearable Pain of Narcissists
- Magical Thinking: The Cognitive Mode of Narcissists
- An Analysis of the Deep Fears of Narcissists
Chapter Three: The Tracks Left by Narcissists
- Self-focused Patterns of Social Interaction
- The Cycle of Idealization, Boredom, and Devaluation
- Arrogance, Rigidity, and Aloofness: Interpersonal Labels of Narcissists
- The Ultimate Pursuit of Self-Improvement: The Trap of Perfectionism
- Fear of Mistakes and Shifting of Responsibility: Coping Mechanisms in the Face of Setbacks
- The Complex Attitude Toward Praise and Flattery
- Birds of a Feather: Friend–Foe Relationships with Similar “Gods”
- Charm and Compliance: Two-sided Tactics in Relationships
- Salieri-style Tragic Envy: Difficulty Coming to Terms with Others’ Success
- Gratitude, Regret, Sorrow: The Emotional Turmoil Narcissists Find Hard to Handle
- Narcissistic Rage: The Logic Behind Anger
- Lies and Moral Void: The Extreme Embodiment of the Desire for Control
Chapter Four: The Flower of Transformation for Narcissists
- Can Narcissists Welcome a New Life of Change?
- Stimulation and Soothing: Two-sided Strategies of Psychological Adjustment
- From Exterior to Interior: A Deep Journey of Self-Exploration
- Skill 1: Break Free from the Shackles of Evaluation and Embrace a Non-evaluative State
- Skill 2: Break the Shackles of Perfectionism and Move Toward Flexible Adaptability
- Skill 3: Cultivate the Ability to Amuse Yourself and Become Your Own Source of Fun
- Skill 4: Use Self-mockery to Dissolve Shame and Replace Silence with Sincere Communication
- Skill 5: Replace Competition and Confrontation with Cooperation and Coordination, Reshaping Interpersonal Relationships
- Skill 6: Practice Honesty and Courage, Stay Far Away from Hypocritical Lies
- Skill 7: See Others as Human Beings, Not as Mirrors Reflecting Yourself
- “I Am the Most Profound Existence”: The Tempting Mirage of Spiritual Growth
- How to Find a Competent Psychotherapist and Stick with the Process
Chapter Five: People Who Live Next Door to Narcissists
- “Narcissistic Fragrance”: How to Identify It Precisely and Why It Is Necessary
- Why Narcissists Make Us Yearn for Them: An Exploration of the Roots of Their Charisma
- The Boredom of Being with Narcissists: Suffocating Moments in Relationships
- Sincere Admiration vs. Narcissistic Praise: A Clear Divide in Emotional Expression
- Self-protection Rules to Avoid Becoming a Victim of Narcissists
- Workplace Coping: Defusing the Crisis of Being Devalued and Skillfully Setting Boundaries with a Narcissistic Boss
- Falling in Love with a Narcissist: How to Get Along If You Decide to Walk Hand in Hand
Conclusion





