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The Story Solution: Change Your Toxic Self-Story and Thrive
Chapter 1: Introduction - What Is a Self-Story and Why Does it Matter?
Chapter 1.1 - Welcome (5:09)
Chapter 1.2 - How to Get the Most from this Course (2:07)
Chapter 1.3 - What is a Self-Story? (6:11)
Chapter 1.4 - Change is Possible (3:41)
Chapter 1.5 - How I Began to Rewrite My Own Self-Story (10:22)
Chapter 1.6 - Our Stories Shape Our Reality (4:44)
Chapter 1.7 - Why Helpful Tops True (3:35)
Chapter 1.8 - Cognitive Biases and Attentional Filters (6:09)
Chapter 1.9 - The Wizard of Oz (6:08)
Chapter 2: The Six Toxic Self-Story Scripts
Chapter 2.1 - The Three Self-Blaming Stories (2:34)
Chapter 2.2 - The Three World-Blaming Stories (5:52)
Chapter 2.3 - Key Features of Lack Stories 1: Ignoring the Positives (6:05)
Chapter 2.4 - Key Features of Lack Stories 2: Calamitous Comparisons (5:44)
Chapter 2.5 - Key Features of Lack Stories 3: Always Striving for More (3:56)
Chapter 2.6 - Stories of Defects (6:41)
Chapter 2.7 - World-Blaming Stories 1: Narcissism (4:51)
Chapter 2.8 - World-Blaming Stories 2: Helplessness and Moral Superiority (6:22)
Chapter 2.9 - World-Blaming Stories 3: Making Difference Absolute (5:26)
Chapter 3: The Five-Step Self-Story Change Process
Chapter 3.1 - The Observer (9:29)
Chapter 3.2 - The Scribe (4:51)
Chapter 3.3 - The Editor (4:12)
Chapter 3.4 - The Interpreter (5:39)
Chapter 3.5 - The Author (6:25)
Chapter 4: Stepping Into Action
Chapter 4.1 - What are Good Self-Stories? (7:11)
Chapter 4.2 - Stepping from Knowledge into Action (8:36)
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Chapter 3.4 - The Interpreter
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