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Welcome to the overwhelmed brain,

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so that you can create the life you want now.

Hey, this is Paul Kolyani,

and I'm here to help you learn to deal with difficult people

and tackle life's challenges without compromising who you are.

This show consists of my personal opinions and is meant for informational purposes only, always seek a professional for your

mental health and well-being.

I hope you give me a break today because trying to get my voice back, I went into a

rebound with something that I had, so I'm doing my best.

And today I'm going to address a question that came up in the Facebook group that I run, the

overwhelmed brain empowerment group

and it's a person who wrote that they don't know how to handle a situation

and they said their husband wanted to do a project

and update something in the house. This person wrote, I support this project, but I

expressed to him that I would also like some input on the outcome such as the paint color.

However, when my ideas don't align with his, he gets mad and

he doesn't want to do the project. Neither of us feels like we can move forward.

For additional context, my husband is emotionally manipulative. He has done to other quote projects around the house as a quote gift and when I'm not a hundred percent

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