In 1963, you may find yourself among all those people with Martin Luther King singing, Michelle O'Vercum. I came to America in 1949. And I worked in a factory. It's called a sweatshop. I got seven cents per dozen cutting go boxers short. But when I went to the bathroom, I saw a sign called that. Imagine after Nazi Germany and come this Russia, I come to America to find democracy. So love is not what you feel. It's what you do. When someone is not going as well as you want to, I ask people to say to themselves, I don't like it. It's inconvenient. And it's temporary. And
Dr. Edith Eger is a Holocaust survivor who went on to graduate with a PhD from the University of Texas. She is a prolific author and maintains a busy clinical psychology practice. She is also frequently invited to speaking engagements around the world. Eric and Dr. Eger discuss her book, The Gift: 12 Lessons to Save Your Life
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In This Interview, Dr. Edith Eger and I Discuss Life Lessons and…
- Her book, The Gift: 12 Lessons to Save Your LifeI
- If you don’t love yourself, you can’t love others
- How she views her experience in Auschwitz as an opportunity for discovering her inner strength
- The prison of victimhood
- Looking at things from different perspectives
- How we are hungry for affection, attention, and approval
- The opposite of depression is expression
- The prisons of guilt and shame
- The prison of judgment
- Having spiritual freedom
Dr. Edith Eger Links:
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