Edit Your Life Episode 177: How To Deal With Difficult People

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The Edit Your Life inbox is brimming with episode requests related to dealing with difficult people. In Episode 177, Christine welcomes writer and psychotherapist Kristen Howerton for a lightning round episode on dealing with toxic people. Christine and Kristen cover conflict resolution with friends, toxic family members, dealing with strained family relationships when it involves caregiving of a parent, difficult co-workers, different political views, and how to deal with pretentious people in your circle of connections.

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Edit Your Life co-host Christine Koh welcomes guest host Kristen Howerton to talk about how to deal with difficult people