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Before the Blowup: How to Spot Unmet Expectations in Yourself First (Know your sef before you seek to be known Book 1)

著者： D. Austin
ナレーター： Julie Harrison
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概要
 The blowup is rarely about what just happened. It is usually about everything that was never said.A forgotten promise, an unanswered text, a canceled plan, or one more request can trigger an argument that feels much larger than the moment. Beneath the reaction are often unmet needs, hidden expectations, old wounds, and resentment that has been quietly building.In Before the Blowup, D. Austin helps readers recognize what is happening inside them before frustration takes control. With direct guidance, relatable examples, practical exercises, and a touch of humor, this book shows you how to stop expecting others to read your mind and start communicating with honesty, clarity, and self-respect.You will learn how to:• Identify the need beneath anger, anxiety, disappointment, and resentment• Recognize your physical and emotional warning signs• Uncover silent contracts and expectations you never communicated• Separate needs from wants, preferences, standards, and deal breakers• Understand the triggers and relationship roles shaping your reactions• Stop overgiving, people-pleasing, and saying yes while feeling no• Make clear requests without blame, guilt, or emotional games• Set enforceable boundaries and repair conflict more effectively• Create a personal plan for addressing tension before it becomes an explosionThis is not a book about controlling other people or avoiding every disagreement. It is about understanding yourself well enough to speak sooner, respond more intentionally, and make decisions based on reality instead of resentment.Because the healthiest conversation is often the one you have before the blowup.©2026 D. Austin (P)2026 D. Austin コンフリクトマネジメント 人間関係 個人的成功 感情 自己啓発
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