CNLP 589 | Dr. Scott Lyons on Signs That Preaching and Leadership Has Become An Addiction, How To Deal with Toxic Bosses and Coworkers, and Practical Strategies to Deal with Other People's Drama

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Introduction

00:00 • 5min

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The Role of Drama in Addiction

04:42 • 4min

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The Importance of Drama in Leadership

08:15 • 2min

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How to Get Well From Drama

10:22 • 3min

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Hypochondria and the Love Language

12:54 • 2min

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The Symptoms of Drama Addiction

14:45 • 2min

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How to Be More Avoidant of Feelings and Vulnerability

17:07 • 2min

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The Signs of Addiction to Drama

19:03 • 2min

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The Dysregulation of Relationships

20:53 • 3min

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The Symptoms of Addiction to Drama

24:05 • 2min

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The Role of Drama in Addiction

26:18 • 3min

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The Effects of Stress on Addiction

28:49 • 3min

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The Importance of Tolerance

32:13 • 4min

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The Relationship Between Drama, Addiction, and Burnout

35:46 • 3min

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The Difference Between People Who Don't Have a Hangover and People Who Do

38:17 • 2min

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Drama Addiction and Decision Making

40:35 • 3min

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The Role of the Victim in Conflict

43:07 • 3min

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The Role of Persecutor in Conflict

46:32 • 2min

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Weaponized Empathy

48:16 • 2min

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The Importance of Weaponized Empathy

50:18 • 3min

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The Power of Knowledge

52:49 • 5min

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How to Deal With an Emergency

58:12 • 3min

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The Importance of Drama Bonding

01:01:09 • 3min

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How to Resource Yourself in a Crisis

01:04:09 • 2min

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How to Help Your Boss Get Better

01:06:37 • 2min

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How to Convert a Coworker

01:08:29 • 2min

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How to Deal With the Drama of Life

01:10:47 • 2min

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Building Tolerance for Peace

01:12:58 • 2min

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How to Prevent Drama in Your Workplace

01:15:14 • 3min

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Addicted to Drama: A Healing Path

01:18:08 • 2min

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The Most Interesting Man in the World, According to Tim Ferris

01:19:52 • 3min

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How to Break a Growth Barrier

01:23:03 • 2min