In today’s video, I will discuss how and why you may have had to dislocate yourself from your own judgment in order to manage your narcissistic parent’s need to be dominant. Next, I’ll discuss how a narcissistic parent insists on seeing their judgment as infallible and the scapegoat child’s judgment as all too fallible. Most importantly, I’ll offer a strategy to challenge this assumption of others’ infallibility and your own fallibility that can undermine your own judgment. By knowing it’s now safe to recognize everyone’s fallibility in their perspectives you can feel freer to widely exercise, express and believe in your own judgment.

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