2 Types of People that Narcissists Cannot Tolerate

By Rebecca Zung, Esq.

Hello Slayers and welcome back, today, we’re going to delve into the topic of how to negotiate with a narcissist and win. It’s all about understanding the two types of people that narcissists just cannot tolerate. So I’m Rebecca Zung, your resident high-conflict resolution attorney and specialist in helping you deal with narcissists in a powerful way. This is about shifting the dynamic against narcissists, slaying bullies, and reclaiming your power. If you’re new here, I’m thrilled to have you. Don’t forget to subscribe to the channel and hit that notification bell.

Today’s discussion is close to my heart — exposing the Achilles heel of narcissists by identifying the two types of people they can’t stand. But before we jump in, I have something special for you. If you want to disarm narcissists in your life, check out powerful phrases for disarming narcissists at http://disarmthenarc.com

Now, let’s talk about the first type of person narcissists cannot tolerate — the empowered individual. These are people who know their inner strength, have harnessed it fully, and exude confidence. Think of them as a beacon of courage, individuals like Gandhi or Mother Teresa. They’ve gone through the levels of slay strategy, focused on their inner strength, and are like Teflon to narcissistic manipulation. They’re too busy in service, too authentic to be bothered.

My daughter, in a beautiful conversation this morning, echoed this sentiment. She refuses to play into manipulative games, telling people, “I’m not playing games with you anymore.” Narcissists are left baffled as their usual tactics fail against such authenticity.

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Now, onto the second type — the boundary setter. These individuals skillfully set boundaries, making it difficult for narcissists to invade their personal space. They say, “I see what’s happening, and I won’t allow it.” Whether at work, in relationships, or parenting, boundary setters maintain a healthy balance between personal and professional life. They understand the importance of emotional well-being in relationships and the need for communication.

Both empowered individuals and boundary setters know who they are, standing in their authentic power. Self-care is crucial, and if you need support, join our community for the self-care you deserve.

Remember, narcissists struggle with self-esteem and past trauma, inflicting pain on others. Don’t take it personally, but don’t be a victim either. If you found this article helpful, like, share, and comment. Share it with others who might benefit.

Knowledge is power. Understand the weaknesses of narcissists to take control of your interactions. The next article you should read is “10 Phrases That Narcissists Hate,” complementing today’s discussion. Come back to this article, re-read it, and remember to stand in your power. Strength, courage, conviction, and resilience help you navigate high-conflict situations.

Together, we can transform our lives and thrive. They only win if you give in. Until next time, I’m Rebecca Zung, and I’ll see you in the next article. Remember, today is a great day to start negotiating your best life.