Spotting & Handling Toxic People Made Easy

Information on how to identify the four most common "toxic personalities."
Knowledge on how to protect yourself both immediately and in the long-term, as well as how to heal the trauma of being victimized will be provided.

The bad news is that human evil exists, but the good news is that predators often provide clear warning signs. If you heed these signs, your odds of survival increase dramatically.

Why you should Attend

To protect yourself from evil, you must study it, so that you can spot the warning signs.

I have fallen prey to predatory people in the past due to my nice and non-confrontational nature.

The biggest error nice folks make is they assume everyone else is a good person too. As a result, they get taken advantage of. They are ignorant of toxic personalities.

I will help you to solve this problem. Make no mistake: The advice shared in this lecture may keep you and others alive.

Areas Covered in the Session

Bullet points on each of the 4 dangerous personalities: Narcissist, Predator, Paranoid, and the Unstable Personality. Bullet points on how to stay safe

Who Will Benefit

Employees
Women
Men
Children

Speaker Profile

Luke Jean-Louis I was born and raised in New York. I received my MBA from the Zicklin School of Business, where I studied human resources management. I have spent years working in the staffing industry where I attained my Certified Staffing Professional certification offered by The American Staffing Association.

I teach folks personal development. I am a life coach, blogger, author, speaker, singer, voice actor and podcaster.

I have consumed a plethora of self-help material throughout my life. I have spent tens of thousands of dollars on books, courses, coaches, etc. I’ve applied much of this education to see what works and what doesn’t. I have also interviewed many successful people on my podcast, “The Deep Voice Man Show.”

As a result, I can demystify success by distilling all that information on what works into key tips or bullet points that make it easy for the average person to comprehend. In fact, I break things down so simply that a 5-year-old can easily understand.