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What are you noticing?

Describe it in plain words. The guide gives you the patterns that could explain it, what tells them apart, and how sure you can be about each.

Does one of these sound familiar?

Eight of the most common, chosen from surveys of couples, workplaces and families.

“I overthink everything”“We have the same fight over and over”“I'm burnt out and dread going to work”“I feel guilty every time I set a boundary with my parents”“Why do I procrastinate on everything?”“I feel lonely in my marriage”“My manager micromanages everything I do”“I'm always the one who reaches out first in my friendships”

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