Empathetic Explanation

Who this book is forThis book is for a wide variety of both lay and professional people interested in the psychological part of either a specific problem or many types of them. The Table of Contents quickly shows you the problems I explain, including self-help concerns, marital conflicts, fear problems, international relations issues, income inequality, America's degenerating Left-Right conflict, and more. As I'll explain, to understand the problem you're interested in, it will help to at least begin to understand all the other problems.As the professionals who wrote testimonials for this book attest, the emerging psychological theory I'm relying on seems intriguing. And despite how sophisticated this theory is, most people are likely to understand and benefit from this book. That's because I rely on almost no jargon, and I tell many real-life stories to help all readers personally relate to my understandings and solutions. For instance in this preface, I use the story of Tom Hanks's lifelong struggle. The details from the life of this well-known actor begin to illustrate my empathetic explanation of all problems. What this book is aboutIt's about a method for understanding and solving the psychological part of any problem. I can justify that all-inclusiveness because we all have the same remediable cause of our specific problems. It is negativity for being negative, also known as shame for feeling ashamed, or self-hate for being self-hating. By "remediable cause," I mean that, once this cause is relieved, the specific problem you're working on lessens to a satisfying enough degree. And further satisfaction becomes a matter of repetition and elaboration of the basic method.