Vulnerability number one.

I had a deep fear of rejection and abandonment throughout most of my life.

Vulnerability number two.

I made people I love feel guilty if they didn't do what I wanted them to do.

Vulnerability number three.

I tricked my little brother into eating cat food once.

That's embarrassing to admit, but that's what I did.

I was young, I was stupid, and I thought it was funny.

I could list off 100 more, but I'm going to show to do when you get some listening to

do, and let me just tell you why I shared a fraction of my vulnerabilities right now.

Vulnerability is one of the lessons of my healed being program.

It's a major component of healing and stopping hurtful behavior toward those you love.

After all, the fewer vulnerabilities you have, the less you feel you have to protect yourself

from others so that they don't know about your vulnerabilities.

And if you don't have to protect yourself, you're less likely to hurt someone else.

There's so much more to that, but it's a good thing to keep in mind if you want to change

some of your own behaviors.

Health being is the powerful and effective program to help you stop hurting people you

care about.

If you're the difficult one in a relationship in your life, sign up for the first four lessons

for free over at healedbeing.com.

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