As a Recovering Narcissist Victim, How Do I Become Truly Indifferent?

As a recovering narcissist victim, how do I become truly indifferent? That's what we're talking about in this video.

Today we're talking about how as a recovering narcissist victim, as a narcissist survivor, how you become truly indifferent. And I'm going to share with you the four step foundation that sets the stage for your success.

Timeline:
00:00 Intro
02:23 Step One
03:50 Step Two
05:54 Step Three
09:41 Step Four
10:27 Consciously Choose and Embrace the Process
12:15 Support / Action Steps
End

If this resonates with you type, “Do the process" in the comments.

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Dr Melissa Kalt, MD is an executive consultant, rapid narcissistic abuse recovery specialist, and CEO of Sustainably You LLC where we help Soul-driven leaders create 6 and 7 figure leaps in their businesses through rapid narcissistic abuse recovery.

[karen-kkev]

Over 4 years now since his triumphant discard after spending a couple of years trying to kill me (failed) I am finding it basically impossible to let go of my anger - I was duped and manipulated and controlled - Now I can’t get past the rage - not just at the psychopath but also at our society that allows these “people” to get away with this, no accountability, no punishment as they sail through life destroying other people. I know he’s doing the same thing to someone else right now and it’s killing me….”indifference” seems so far away

[CatherineJonesTX]

This one is really good for me Melissa. 16 months no contact, but he CONTINUES to text and call/hangup with google #'s he creates so it's impossible to block him! I've blocked everything possible. 3 Texts in the last 7 days. 1. hello 2. hello, hope you have an amazing week! 3. how are you doing? these are the same typical texts for 16 months from phantom #'s, not to mention the 3 X's a week calling and hanging up ( I never answer the phone anymore...on do not disturb) so here is what I've noticed about myself lately - I'm working really hard so others see me as industrious (I am by nature) AMP UP my people pleasing, say yes when I want to say no ( part of that is to keep myself very busy!!) my emotions make me weak etc...all the things you say ring true to me. and then I see you have 1.58M subscribers and realize I am one of many that have been horribly abused by a narc (physically 6 times, verbally and emotionally 1K - married for 19 months) we are all so broken by these monsters, makes me sick knowing there are a lot of these creeps walking around. I have not even thought about dating again, I'm still trying to heal. Thank you!