While we all experience sensitivity to particular situations in our lives, some people feel emotions deeper and moreso than the average individual. As a result, it affects their lives in ways that they may not always understand or be able to explain to others.
It is estimated that 20% of the population is classified as highly sensitive. This includes adults and children. So even if you are not a highly-sensitive person, the likelihood of living with or working with someone who is, is very likely. In fact, I am one and I have at least one friend who is one too. It creates tension in her relationship, as neither she or her husband acknowledge the differences in their hardwiring.
A few traits (there are many others) of a highly-sensitive person may include:
* Feeling overwhelmed with loud sounds, bright lights, and strong scents
* Easily affected by other people’s moods
* Being classified as shy or sensitive
* Becoming rattled when things don’t go according to plan
* You feel personally attacked with criticized
* You can read an uncomfortable situation in a room , and you try to improve the situation by making changes to the environment
and many more….
This done-for-you self-improvement content covers a topic that many people will find helpful in understanding why they react and respond to situations in a particular manner. Much research has and continues to be done on the topic by Dr. Elaine N. Aron, who first coined the term HSP in 1996.
This content can be used for anyone in the self-improvement niches including, but not limited to, stress, anxiety, and/or relationships in adults and children.
Here is what you get in this high-quality content pack:
Report cover available in flat editable Powerpoint, JPG & PNG (transparent background), and 3D JPG
6582-Word Report includes the following topics:
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Are You a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP)? Here’s How to Tell
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5 Ways for Highly Sensitive People to Set Relationship Boundaries to Prevent Getting Burned
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4 Personalities for a Highly-Sensitive Person to Avoid or With Whom to Limit Time
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7 Tips for Dealing with Criticism from Others When You are a Highly Sensitive Person
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4 Tips To Cope at the Workplace When You are a Highly Sensitive Person
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7 Travel & Vacation Tips for Highly-Sensitive People
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What is The Most Important Self-Care Task That a Highly-Sensitive Person Must Prioritize?
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5 Tips for Being Happy in an Overstimulating World
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4 Tips for Living with a Highly-Sensitive Person When You Aren’t One
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What Can Parents Do To Help Their Highly Sensitive Children Cope?
Here’s a snippet from the start of the report:
Please Note: To save you time, I’ve also included all topics in the report as 10 separate articles, in case you prefer to use them that way.
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