Book · 2001 · Self-Help
Life Strategies
Doing What Works, Doing What Matters
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Now, this is a variation of one of Dr. Phil's life laws for people to follow, which he published in his plagiarized best-selling book, Life Strategies. Quote, no, we teach people how to treat us, own rather than complain about how people treat us.
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Robert Evans Now, this is a variation of one of Dr. Phil's life laws for people to follow, which he published in his pla… 4
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“Now, this is a variation of one of Dr. Phil's life laws for people to follow, which he published in his plagiarized best-selling book, Life Strategies. Quote, no, we teach people how to treat us, own rather than complain about how people treat us.”
Critiqued
“So, Dr. [ __ ] Phil. Um, so I I want to talk a little bit more about these life laws that he that he lays out in his first book because this is a major reoccurring theme, especially in early Dr. Phil.”
Critiqued
“Okay, so here's how he introduces the concept of life laws in his book. Quote, "Life laws are the rules of the game. No one is going to ask you if you think these laws are fair or if you think they should exist. Like the law of gravity, they simply are.”
Critiqued
“I also want to read you the we said earlier one of his rules is we teach people how to treat us. But the actual wording in the book of how he explains that is even creepier than you might guess. Quote, "You either teach people to treat you with dignity and respect or you don't."”
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“My house. Wow. It was next to I like clearly remember it being next to my mom's bed. Mhm. Yeah. Like, you know, it's the good book. You gota got to keep it close to you. We didn't own the Bible. We owned Life Strategies.”