Customer Reviews

The Price of Nice

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This two-tape package brings you another Bradshaw workshop that shines with John's humor, wit, and insight. John shares, in a warm and personal style, his insight about the cost and danger of being "super-nice" while sacrificing being real in life. John points out that the articifially super-nice persona prevents genuine intimacy and sharing.

I highly recommend this set of tapes if you want more insight into being real in your life.

This audiotape was just so enlightening to our whole family. It was like "WOW" this is us exactly. After recently experiencing a Family Week at The Meadows where we also experienced an awakening about feelings and how important it is to "feel"in order to be your real self and have intimate relationships. This tape reinforced all of this information and then even more to help a person become who he really is. I only wish I had had this information before I had my family. Unfortunately, sometimes it takes a family crisis before you really look at the dysfunctions in a family that goes from generation to generation. I will share these tapes with everyone I come in contact with. John Bradshaw did an excellent job - I also enjoyed the humor he used.

This two tape series is an excellent resource to help the reader begin to understand how toxic and potentially dangerous a person who is, on most levels, "too nice" can be. Ministers, counselors, therapists and anyone in the helping professions could gain much understanding from the material found herein. The problem with being overly nice is that it is a mask for stored internal rage and it is, at the same time, rage producing.

I found this tape just OK. It was not what I expected. I liked Homecoming so much better.