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How to Overcome Denial and Face the Truth

LESSON 6 OF 17

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Denial can be tenacious. Facing difficult, painful, or humiliating facts from your or your loved one’s childhood can be hard. Most worthwhile things are. I commend your bravery to tackle the truth. But it can also to be so liberating and soothing that you’re going to feel like you’re seeing things as they really are—perhaps…

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Author Patrick Morley
Patrick Morley
Dr. Patrick Morley has been the president or managing partner of 59 companies and partnerships, many around the commercial real estate industry. After building one of Florida’s 100 largest privately held companies by the age of 35, he thought, “There must be more to life than this. There’s gotta be.” Motivated by his own search for meaning, purpose, and a deeper relationship with God, he started a weekly Bible study in a bar with a handful of guys in 1986—a study that now reaches thousands of men around the world every week. Discover more about Pat at patrickmorley.com

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Patrick Morley shares his journey of healing from childhood wounds that fueled destructive cycles. This series offers practical steps to acknowledge pain, find healing, forgive, and break free, enabling you to rewrite your future and parent your children better.

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