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A social worker visited a prison, as part of a support group. He was shocked to see a man he’d known as a college kid there. The kid had been bright and smart, when the social worker knew him, before he moved away to a different city.He asked the kid, “How did you end up here?”Kid: My father always told me, that I would never amount to anything and deserved to be locked in a prison. So here I am. 

AddViggi’s case – Brian is emotionally deprived and feels abandoned, leading him to fall into these life traps.

Hitler wanted to be a priest, when he was a kid. His mother was a Jew, and in fact, he liked Jews. But, after he was forced to fight in the Bavarian army, he lost it…

Oprah had a troubled childhood. In fact, her mom abandoned her, and she was raped by her own cousin at the age of 9. But, her grandma told her that she was ‘gifted’ and that stayed with her through her life.

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  1. Transactional Analysis
    Games People Play
  2. Ego States
    Ego States in Man
    Parental
    Adult
    Child
    “Do as I say!”
    “I’ll be frank with you..”
    “What shall I do?”
  3. Strokes – the result of hunger
    Structure Hunger
    Stimulus Hunger
    Position
    Hunger
    People ‘hunger’ for recognition
  4. Strokes
    “Warm fuzzies”
    “Cold pricklies”
    Positive
    Negative
    Recognition | Attention | Responsiveness
  5. Theories governing behaviour
    Gene theory – I am made that way
    Make me feel theory – You make me feel
    You-owe me theory – If only you change
    Subconscious theory – Suddenly you got hold of me and I could do nothing.
    The fate theory – It was willed by Him
  6. Types of Strokes
    Conditional
    Positive – “You’ve made a fantastic presentation!”
    Negative – “That was the worst report I ever read.”
    Unconditional
    Positive – “You’re a nice guy!”
    Negative – “I’ve never seen anyone as arrogant as you.”
    • Seek out ways to give more unconditional positive responses.
    • Listen carefully to positive strokes from others.
    Everyone occupies a preferred basic life position (BLP).
  7. The Power of Scripts
    “I won't amount to anything and I deserved to be locked up in a prison”
  8. Life Scripts – Traps
    Abandonment
    “I get desperate when someone I love moves away”
    Mistrust
    “I’m angry about what people have done to me”
    Emotional deprivation
    “I feel disconnected, even from people closest to me”
    Dependence
    “I find everyday life overwhelming”
  9. Life Scripts – Traps
    Vulnerability
    “Something bad is about to happen”
    Defectiveness
    “I’m inherently flawed”
    Subjugation
    “If I don’t give in to others, they will reject me”
    Failure
    “I don’t have any special talents”
  10. How Scripts Shape Life
  11. How Scripts Shape Life
  12. ‘Scripting’ your own life
    Armstrong
    Alfred Nobel
    Eminem
    Harbhajan
    Helen Keller
  13. Games People Play
    Greeting
    “Hello, how are you?”
    “I’m good, what about you?”
    Camouflage
    Indirect hints – barely perceptible
    “Wow, Bill lost 20 pounds. He looks great!”
    Corner
    Damned if you do, damned if you don’t
    Meeting
    “Oh, so pleased to meet you!”
    Wooden Leg
    Eliciting sympathy – using excuses
    “How can I be patient with kids? I am short-tempered!!”
  14. Games People Play
    Switch – reversal in roles/positions
    The victim-persecutor role reversal
    Cross – disorientation between the two when switch happens
    Payoff – person getting justification for inaction and attention
  15. One life – that’s all we have. What do you want to do with yours?
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