Every person has their emotional buttons pushed and gets upset at other people. We all have our pity party’s in response to feeling we are not being honored for who we are! Which Type of the 4 Types in Carol’s Energy Profiling system has the “I have to do everything myself” pity party?” Watch and learn how to not let this get the best of you! Does this sound like you? What’s your Type? Learn in my books what Type you are! http://dressingyourtruth.com
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September 7th, 2010 at 7:31 am
This is so me! I have improved on this tremendously since learning about Energy Profiling, however, it does creep up on me even still. I have noticed throughout the years that the more I am doing outside the home, the less my family does inside the home. This can really build-up because I am such a doer that I *feel* like obviously I am expected to do everything. In reality, the T2 dd and T2 hubby are feeling neglected so in their pout they decide that if I have so much time for others than I certainly can add taking care of the home to my list. Also, in my T3 way, I do think that I can be doing something, that they feel is a waste of time, and still get everything I need to do done. They wouldn’t even consider doing things this way and it frequently makes me feel that they are, with their T4 secondaries, judging my choices.
Oh, so much to think about! Thankfully energy profiling has opened the doors for us to better understand ourselves and those around us!
September 9th, 2010 at 12:35 am
Wow! So my little pitty parties are just normal for my nature. Darn, thought I had a corner on that market. I just keep learning more and more about my energy type, even after 2 years.
September 9th, 2010 at 4:38 pm
Dear @Shelley- Haha, ya, me too! And I am going on 8 years of knowing my Type!!
September 13th, 2010 at 3:55 pm
What an a-ha!! Thanks Carol & Sarah. I just never connected the dots to how annoyed I get that my husband doesn’t jump up to clean the table after dinner. He should really be the one thanking you, now that I can shift that blame into an appreciation for my special talents.