The book has solutions to low self-esteem and hypercritical
self-assessment, broken down into manageable steps. He stresses getting to know
the critic, and learning the critic’s goal. What does the critic want? What is
it trying to protect you from? Has it accomplished anything? He further
identifies seven types of inner critic, ranging from the taskmaster to the
underminer.
The final chapters deal with the addiction to perfection,
and the role of gender in self-criticism. At the end of the book is a glossary
with the definitions of the terms used in this book.
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