A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to…..

We all learn to think negative things about ourselves. Sometimes it is a defense mechanism from terrible events that happen to us as a child. Other times, we may try to make light of the tragic situation by joking about it. Nearly every well-known comedian learned to deal with childhood difficulties in this way.

One day, during an interview with a famous comic, he was asked if his comedy ever helped him work through his issues and resolve the problem. He wasn’t sure if it would ever be answered.  Becoming famous didn’t relieve the pain but I believe what the money does is make it a more palatable distraction.

The book, “Shame On Me”- Healing a Life of Shame-Based Thinking, looks closely at these questions and offers solutions on how we can get a better understanding of who we are. Please check out http://www.gcegroup.net for more. Thank you.