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"Why wasn't this stuff taught in High School? I wish I'd read this book thirteen years ago!"
"Dr. Phil takes the babble out of psycho-babble."
"An authoritative look at parenting in a down to earth writing style."
"A college course without the college tuition."
"An easy must read for every parent. I found the stories interesting, fun, and informative."
"Dr. Phil focuses on solving problems with understanding, humor, and love.
How do children learn? ... page 11
How can a parent "shape" their children's learning? ... page 33
How do parents build trust? ... page 56
How to motivate your child to accept responsibility ... page 174
How do parents teach honesty? ... page 57
How to raise children who are self disciplined ... page 80
How to motivate your children to do their chores ... page 180
For parents of teenagers, how do you avoid falling into the role of "jailer"? ... page 79
How to raise your child's self esteem ... page 47
Solutions for bed-wetting ... page 148
How to motivate your child to finish a task ... page 197
Why do children whine and how to put an end to whining forever? ... page 214
How to motivate your children to do their homework ... page 178
What every parent needs to know about street drugs ... page 200
How to teach your children to pick up after themselves (and really want to!) ... page 177
How to get your child to "allow" you to parent ... page 130
How to use child psychology effectively ... page 62
"This book taught me how not to fight with my sixteen year old!"
"I was a psychology major in college. But I didn't learn about loving and parenting my children until I read this book. Thanks!"
"I learned so much. I bought two more copies for my sisters."
"Thanks for Must Rules. With four children I think they have saved my mind!"
"Dr. Phil, thanks for showing my daughter and me how to respect each other. I like going home at night again."
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Life's Laws For New Adults For over sixty years, psychologists have placed great emphasis on intelligence with the now well-known IQ score. A child with a high IQ is the goal of every parent. The hope being, intelligent children will become successful adults. Unfortunately, we all know of very intelligent adults who grow up to be “underachievers.” The truth is that a high IQ is only a good indicator of an individual who should become a college professor. Recent research has shown that there are many forms of IQ, such as kinesthetic, musical or artistic intelligence. Gifted people in any of these areas, have the potential to excel. In this book, Dr. Philip Copitch explores the secrets of Social IQ—the ability to understand and command the social environment. Unlike the other forms, Social IQ can be practiced and mastered. High Social IQ has the potential to opens doors in ones personal and professional life. Individuals with a high Social IQ are outgoing, confident and committed. They are comfortable expressing their feelings and learn quickly from their mistakes. A high Social IQ is the key to professional fulfillment, family harmony, and emotional security. People with a high social IQ adapt well to social pressure because they are happy and content knowing that their skills will serve them well.
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All things being equal, trust behavior
Mayo mayhem
You can’t make me
People are creatures of habit
Superfluity
Terrorism
You are a people too
People do what works
You influence how others treat you
Law #1 and Law #2 in the real world
Superfluity
Responsibility does not mean blame
You are 100% responsible for dealing with how others treat you
What do you present to the world?
Superfluity
It’s not by chance
Self-talk can be implanted
Self-talk is more believable
You must control your self-talk to control yourself
Superfluity
Can you trust what you see?
Purify your filters
Stagnant beliefs hold you in the past
Superfluity
Your behavior is judged not by your intentions, but by your results
What is calculated risk?
How can I do it differently?
Life Rewards Action
Your morals are your compass
Superfluity
Are you willing to do what it takes to get the outcome you desire?
We need to question ourselves
Adapt or stagnate
One choice at a time
Most people and water take the path of least resistance
Superfluity
Time Lies
Time bandits
Predicting time
Excuses/Lies
I hate not being free, a daily planner is controlling
My life is boring, I have nothing to plan
Planning doesn’t work for me, I already tried it once
Dr. Phil’s two sheet simple planner
Superfluity
Add to your own skill level
Divest yourself of emotional baggage
Emotional pain lasts much longer than the initial event
Emotional pain influences your health
Forgiveness is about you
Forgiveness Behaviors that have worked for others
Superfluity
Earn
Superfluity
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