9 Signs of a Weak Minded Person

What are the signs of a weak minded person, you wonder? Well, if you’re interested in human psychology and want to know more about mental weakness, mental strength, and what it means to be a mentally weak person, then you’re at the right place.

This video will give you a look at the characteristics and personality traits of weak minded people. You’ll also learn how to recognize when your own mind is susceptible to negative thoughts and behaviors, so you can work on making yourself mentally stronger in the face of them.

And while it’s not always easy to tell if you are mentally weak, the sooner you recognize it in yourself, the better. After all, self awareness is an integral part of self improvement and self development.

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[micheleburns]

Alot of this comes from abuse! And it is very hard to overcome. Don't judge! These behaviors come with hard choices. To change

[Imstupid]

I possess all of these but I will not give up.

[nikkim]

I have people like this in my family. The first point on others manipulating them, has been the biggest problem within the family because it has caused them to have been treated like a doormat, allowing other family members to take advantage of them with severe consequences.

[empiredynasty]

People face this reality everyday. All you need is improvement and mediation, all it takes is time .

[jenniferlewis]

Stop judgement, until you have walked in people's shoes.

[Simple-Indian]

Good points. I believe most of these traits are developed as a result of gaslighting by someone over a long period of time. Gaslighting is also a form of abuse. And many of these traits stick for life, unless one actively works to overcome them. Also, envy is fine as it means secretly or discreetly admiring someone, unlike jealousy which is toxic. Envy can by motivating while jealousy tends to make one vengeful.

[josephstevens]

When I finally learned not to take life too seriously and laugh at myself, life got way easier!

[FilipRanogajec]

Nobody's perfect, and I myself had a lot of these at some point in my life. But, glad that it's almost completely rooted out.

[robertolsen]

If you were raised by narcissist parents, you will battle a lot of traits.

[l]

I have few, I hate it 😢

Committing to goals
focusing on problems
External validations
Being defensive but this one I am getting better.

[anee]

Thank you for sharing ! Excellent awareness ! <3

[Autumn-mutk]

I hate these facts about myself that's why I really need to move more positively than I was before and starting to change my own perspective about everything.

[cassandramalvasia]

Thank you so much for sharing this enlightening video

[conniekullmann]

Thanks for this video. It was most helpful and informative.

[chrismcbee]

Depends on the magnitude of the problem.

[simonstewart]

Holding onto resentment when the other person has never apologised for how they wronged you is not a sign of weakness, it's a sign of strength that you haven't forgotten what they did to you

[jeb]

My problems are #2 & 9. I tend to obsess over problems for years and am a VERY resentful person! On the + side of this, I recognize that this obsession is due also that my brother will always be physically abusive towards me. He has had ample opportunity to change and has consistently shown that he is incapable of so doing. Logic therefore tells me I must avoid him. I receive strong plus marks in the other seven categories.

[MrFunnyDad]

Always interesting topics, well said / explained.

[donnaiovine]

I don't have all of these but I do get overwhelmed. Interesting to learn this.

[tristanquezadadiaz]

Excellent video and data, as usual. Kudos to you!