This amazing chick is one of the best in her field. Love her, her passion for healing and supreme passion for helping
those of us who've suffered from narcissistic abuse, especially from a malignant narcissist, the most damaging
degree from the one who causes us the most damage in life, and then teaches us to go on to live out that continued
abuse by attracting others with the same abusive personality disorders, that comes hard wired by our Mothers, yes,
believe it or not, the woman you might not suspect has caused so much pain and chaos in your life has been by
the last person on the planet you'd expect, as she's the last person who SHOULD cause these horrific life altering
abuses that have caused many suicides just for starters, but the more you know, the quicker you know, the better
of you'll be by first seeing it, ending all denial responses, and going through the stages of grief, mourning the loss
of the mother you deserved, the mother we all deserve, as a birthright. Knowledge is power, but first it wil
hurt and make you mad. Like the Truth, we can't change it, but we can do certain things to make that Truth hurt less
over time, and much required hard work. See Michele's channel and website, and awaken to the reality of what's really an
tragic, unfair and a call to a higher awareness, a higher truth, and a higher level of knowledge to help you
realize you're not alone, and many can learn to live with it suffering less, and going on to Live More and Live Well.
Thanks so much Michele, you're a gift to us all.
(2) The Secret to Healing Narcissistic Victim Syndrome FASTER - YouTube
Sunday, September 29, 2019
Narcissistic Abuse Recovery Coach | Michele Lee Nieves
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Wednesday, September 25, 2019
Daughters and Sons of Narcissistic Mothers Learning to Let Go Needing Their Love - YouTube
This chick is awesome. Dr. Lisa Romano (?) Forget seeing a therapist, watch all her videos on Narcissistic abuse. She's spot on, and supports us all the way we need to be supported, and gives those who watch her the feeling of being empowered to take our lives back and stand up to the narcissist, without stooping to their level. #HealingForReal #DaughtersOfNarcissisticMothers
Daughters and Sons of Narcissistic Mothers Learning to Let Go Needing Their Love - YouTube
Tuesday, September 10, 2019
Monday, July 29, 2019
Wells Fargo Wealth Management Investigated for Unsuitable Investments, Self-Dealing
Wells Fargo Wealth Management Investigated for Unsuitable Investments, Self-Dealing: Wells Fargo Wealth Management Investigated for Unsuitable Investments, Self-Dealing
WELLS FARGO WEALTH MANAGEMENT INVESTIGATED FOR UNSUITABLE INVESTMENTS, SELF-DEALING
With Wells Fargo's credit card and savings divisions already disciplined by the Federal Reserve over a fake account scandal during which the bank opened bogus accounts on behalf of its customers, federal officials have begun an investigation into Wells Fargo Wealth Management to determine whether Wells Fargo's investment wing inappropriately sold clients in-house investments using tactics similar to the illicit conduct that permeated the aforementioned credit card and savings scandal.
In its investigation of Wells Fargo Wealth Management, the Department of Justice and SEC seek to determine whether the firm breached its duty to investors and used incentives that were inadequately disclosed in order to sell in-house products that were more profitable for the firm, at the expense of its clients' interests.
According to an InvestmentNews report, as recently as in 2016, Wells Fargo incentivized its advisers through quotas and bonus pay to steer investment clients into fee-bearing loans and brokerage accounts. The report states that Wells Fargo Wealth Management's quotas and representative incentives were similar to the illicit scheme previously employed by the credit card, savings, and banking division in the company's prior scandal, which had produced approximately 3.5 million potentially fake or otherwise improperly opened banking accounts.
Specifically, investigators will reportedly seek to determine whether Wells Fargo made inappropriate or unsuitable recommendations involving 401(k) rollovers, alternative assets, estates, and trusts. Investigators will also look into rewards and referral incentives, such as an alleged 15%-of-first-year-revenue reward in multi-million dollar accounts offered to some retail bank employees for referring wealthy clients to the firm's brokerage arm.
Officials expressed concern that Wells Fargo's investment business improperly steered clients toward in-house investments that may have been more profitable for the firm, at the expense of its clients' best interests. In addition to suitability violations, this could possibly point to a widespread breach of fiduciary duty involving Wells Fargo Advisors and other related Wells Fargo Wealth entities.
For example, a Bloomberg review indicated that Wells Fargo Advisors personnel often ran simulations through Envision financial planning software, sometimes without clients present, and by "plugging in numbers they knew would recommend investments that clients already held."
According to one former adviser, the Envision simulations would then confirm the clients' investment strategy at Wells Fargo, making the clients much more likely to remain Wells Fargo customers and keep funds invested in products preferred by the firm. Wells Fargo disputes that charge, claiming that Envision did not disadvantage clients.
As a historical note, the SEC and US Commodity Futures Trading Commission in 2015 charged JP Morgan Securities and JPMorgan Chase Bank with improperly marketing JP Morgan-managed mutual funds to retail customers through a Chase Bank program, failing to disclose this practice and the associated conflict of interest to its clients.
Like Wells Fargo, JP Morgan stood accused of inappropriately recommending in-house investments that were more profitable for the firm, at the expense of its customers' best interests.
JP Morgan and Chase Bank ultimately agreed to settle the charges by paying over $300 million in penalties, disgorgement, and interest.
If you have invested with Wells Fargo Wealth Management or Wells Fargo Advisors in fee-bearing securities that were improperly or unsuitable recommended, or were mislead regarding suitability through the firm's Envision software, and this potential breach of fiduciary duty through the firm's failure to act in your best interests has proven harmful to your investments, please call The Law Offices of Jonathan W. Evans & Associates at (800) 699-1881 for an investigation and consultation.
Categories: Reverse Convertibles, Suitability, Fees, Failure to Supervise, Fiduciary Duty, REITs, Loan, SEC, Account Objectives, Risk, Wells Fargo, Communications, Solicitation, Disclosure, Alternative Investments, Structured Products, IRA, Conflict of Interest, Compliance, Securities Based Lending, Proprietary Products, Cross-Selling
Self Dealing, for sure... Insurance coverage they don't have, but claim to, under another company's name, Failure to advise in the Real Estate/Trust Sector. Acting as General Contractors hiring the most unsuitable flakes for jobs they never intended to do, but bill clients for, double dealing with an HOA, against the client's best interest, as in not telling them there were fines multiplying and incurring late fees and more fines for sim[;e front yard work like cutting back shrubs, trees, and other greenery that will grow super fast during the spring rainy season, and then tell their client to not do the job themselves, when they had been for the seven years they lived at that home in that HOA, incurring a fine of over 12 hundred dollars, then paying it without the client knowing, all the while telling the client that there were no fees.. Conflicts of interest big time. Double dealing with crooked HOAs to conflate shrub growth fines, sick and stupid these advisors are, social misfits, slow as mud, and dim witted sleaze bags who can't make it in their field, so Wells Fargo keeps them on to screw the people they're supposed to serve, and the dorks have the thinnest skin ever. Dare to say, come on, this job needs to be done. I am hiring my own contractor who will come do the job with professional standards and then they can pay them.. Stonewall Station, the jackass digs his stubborn ass in the ground pouting then coming back at you with delay tactics, as the storm season starts, and the hole in your roof isn't getting smaller, and it's in a dangerous place Scott Joseph Snyder of W. Palm Beach, FL Calling you out and turning you in... you also set my mom up with a gigolo of a predator when she lost her husband, and the kids were suing her for money they weren't entitled to. the guy takes off, retires, and my mom is too embarrassed to say or do a thing, she doesn't know that was a con job, and good the Warren Borscht dude, if that's his real name, retires, no doubt Scott got his cut. These are hideous insecure nasty uptight losers. Do not invest with them, and do not, for crying out loud, hire them as a trustee. YOU CAN'T Trust them to do a single thing they promise, and I was forced to deal with these scum, and still am because the guy is such a smarmy manipulator. He knows just how to play my mother and get his way. Little ingratiating ass kissing knob. Scott Snyder2 @ wells fargo . we suck.com. Scott Joseph Snyder of Kentucky. Narcissist at best. Scamming con artist, and dumber than a stump. He's gonna get sued.. No doubt, his ego will force him to screw this up and he will get that bank, investment whatever, in deeper shit than it;s already in.
Self Dealing, for sure... Insurance coverage they don't have, but claim to, under another company's name, Failure to advise in the Real Estate/Trust Sector. Acting as General Contractors hiring the most unsuitable flakes for jobs they never intended to do, but bill clients for, double dealing with an HOA, against the client's best interest, as in not telling them there were fines multiplying and incurring late fees and more fines for sim[;e front yard work like cutting back shrubs, trees, and other greenery that will grow super fast during the spring rainy season, and then tell their client to not do the job themselves, when they had been for the seven years they lived at that home in that HOA, incurring a fine of over 12 hundred dollars, then paying it without the client knowing, all the while telling the client that there were no fees.. Conflicts of interest big time. Double dealing with crooked HOAs to conflate shrub growth fines, sick and stupid these advisors are, social misfits, slow as mud, and dim witted sleaze bags who can't make it in their field, so Wells Fargo keeps them on to screw the people they're supposed to serve, and the dorks have the thinnest skin ever. Dare to say, come on, this job needs to be done. I am hiring my own contractor who will come do the job with professional standards and then they can pay them.. Stonewall Station, the jackass digs his stubborn ass in the ground pouting then coming back at you with delay tactics, as the storm season starts, and the hole in your roof isn't getting smaller, and it's in a dangerous place Scott Joseph Snyder of W. Palm Beach, FL Calling you out and turning you in... you also set my mom up with a gigolo of a predator when she lost her husband, and the kids were suing her for money they weren't entitled to. the guy takes off, retires, and my mom is too embarrassed to say or do a thing, she doesn't know that was a con job, and good the Warren Borscht dude, if that's his real name, retires, no doubt Scott got his cut. These are hideous insecure nasty uptight losers. Do not invest with them, and do not, for crying out loud, hire them as a trustee. YOU CAN'T Trust them to do a single thing they promise, and I was forced to deal with these scum, and still am because the guy is such a smarmy manipulator. He knows just how to play my mother and get his way. Little ingratiating ass kissing knob. Scott Snyder2 @ wells fargo . we suck.com. Scott Joseph Snyder of Kentucky. Narcissist at best. Scamming con artist, and dumber than a stump. He's gonna get sued.. No doubt, his ego will force him to screw this up and he will get that bank, investment whatever, in deeper shit than it;s already in.
Thursday, July 18, 2019
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From Psychology Today Magazine - The Relationship between sensitive people and narcissists
http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/sense-and-sensitivity/201305/the-relationship-between-sensitive-people-and-narcissists
Unfortunately, without learning to love themselves, hurtful people spend their lives trying to get the love they’re missing inside from someone else. That someone else is often a sensitive person because we have Compassion written all over us. But don’t let it be you. You are not responsible for someone else’s journey. What you are responsible for is your own journey, your own feelings, your own life. You don’t need to feel good about yourself by depending on others to tell you you’re a kind person or thanking you for helping them or making you feel needed. Relying on someone else to make you believe these things will only make you dependent on them, and then you will become a victim once again. You need to give all that to yourself. Show up with everything you need in your own back pocket. Know that you are a good and kind person, know that you are capable of enormous compassion and love and know that you are deserving of love yourself. If the other person doesn’t reflect that in the way they treat you, it’s time to leave.
The following are further reasons why HSPs are often attracted to narcissists:
1. Our giving nature means we often put other people’s needs before our own.
2. We’re so open we take on other people’s stuff like emotional storage containers.
3. If you have low self-esteem you can overlook the signs that things aren’t right, that you aren’t being treated right and so you ignore the injuries to your self and let it continue.
4. If you feel like a victim or have been victimised in the past, you will project that belief outwards. Narcissists will pick up on it and home in on you as a target. (See my post Feeling Like a Victim)
5. HSP’s sensitivity to other people’s feelings means it can feel wrong to say no. We think since we can feel it, we must do something about it. But we are not responsible for other people’s feelings.
The way to stop attracting narcissists is to change your beliefs about yourself and the way you feel about yourself. Here’s how:
1. Set up boundaries to keep yourself safe. Learn to let in people who will be there for you and keep out the people who only want something from you. I highly recommend the book Boundaries for specifics on how to set and enforce your boundaries and keep negative people out of your personal space.
2. Focus on your positive qualities and feel good about yourself, by yourself. Write in a journal to get your feelings out and develop an awareness of who you are, your feelings and your beliefs. Read back over what you’ve written over a period of weeks or months to see how you’re responding to situations and you’ll begin to see patterns in your behaviour and your beliefs about yourself and your relationships.
3. Learn how to use your sensitivity and empathy for the good. Two of the best uses are helping other people in a volunteer or charitable role and channelling it into a creative pursuit. Using your creative energy, in either volunteering or creative ways, will help you to feel grounded. You will feel a sense of belonging and connection to the wider world, and that you have an essential place in it. By shifting your energy into an activity you are passionate about, you will also give yourself something positive to focus on so that you’re not focusing solely on giving to someone who is making demands of your energy and attention. At the same time, you will be filling your life with positive feelings. Without this connection, you can feel frightened and alone and afraid to let go of what’s bad for you and too easily forget that you are connected to everything and that you are loved and safe.
Tuesday, March 18, 2014
Saturday, February 15, 2014
Love This Site.. Everyone needs to Learn this stuff. Must see, read, understand. Psychtronics.com
http://www.psychtronics.com/
Interesting Four Faces of Introversion
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Sunday, February 9, 2014
Latin is the language of the "law"
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Saturday, August 18, 2012
Charlie Sheen on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno - YouTube
Charlie Sheen on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno - YouTube
This is why I love Charlie Sheen, always have, always will ;) Go Charlie!! Way to Come Back!
This is why I love Charlie Sheen, always have, always will ;) Go Charlie!! Way to Come Back!
Sunday, May 13, 2012
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