Grandiose Narcissist

What one might typically think a narcissist looks like.
Over the top, charming, extroverted, vain, attention seeking.
They high self esteem and satisfaction with their lives despite the pain they cause others.
In love, they seek power by game-playing.
While many maintain relationships, they are often characterized by a lack of intimacy and unhappiness in their partners.
In a divorce action, this person takes advantage of the many abilities to play games.
When working with court personnel, this person can make themselves look like the "good" parent.

Troubles with a Grandiose Narcissist

They are relying on their ability to frighten, intimidate, and exhaust you during a divorce or custody dispute.

They feed off of the conflict that they cause you, so they never run out of steam.

Document EVERYTHING! There is an art to keeping and preserving proper documentation that will help you in court.

The narcissist wants to trigger you to make you look crazy, and then use your "craziness" against you in court.

Identify your triggers so you can learn to not respond and give the narcissist his supply.

Be brutally honest. Narcissists hate honesty, but it's time to stop protecting their alter ego.

The narcissist will never be accountable for his actions. So you need to establish automatic accountability to the courts in your parenting plan.

Reduce communication as much as possible. This can also be done prospectively in the paperwork.

For the times that you do need to communicate, create an atmosphere with complete transparency. If the narcissist knows that other eyes and ears have access to your communications, he will be less likely to engage in his usual aggressive bullying tactics.

If you implement the strategies in my master course,

you will...

If you don't take your power back now, the narcissist will always have power over you!

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