The Judas Syndrome: Why Good People Do Awful Things
An exploration of why good people sometimes do harmful things, offering insights into manipulation, self-deception, and building healthier relationships.
About This Book
The Judas Syndrome examines the patterns behind harmful actions by individuals who are generally considered good.
It discusses how manipulation and self-deception can lead people to act against their own values.
The book provides insights into recognizing these behaviors in oneself and others.
Readers are guided toward greater self-awareness and healthier relationships.
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