Comments on: Fearful Boss

By: Vaishali

Vaishali — Mon, 09 May 2011 07:44:42 +0000

Such bosses not only afraid themselves but are worried if you are not afraid yourself for good reasons. Somehow you would be dragged into an imaginary situation and fear.
One tip is to start living the “Seven Spiritual Laws of Success”; i am doing this and have seen miraculous shift in the things i experience. Utimately we co-create and co-experience the situations, nothing happens by chance.

By: Vaishali

Vaishali — Mon, 09 May 2011 07:32:13 +0000

I completely understand this kind of situations, as i have faced such bosses for years, unfortunately before i read any of the Deepak’s works; which sent me into high stress and anxiety. All this withered away, once i started changing my reactions and the self with the knowledge i gained. It was a miracle, my boss moved away from our group putting an end to the constant aggression and fear. So, yes, Deepak is right, trying talk and the bosses usually dont listen, in that case, make a move to a better place yourself.

By: Brian Downey

Brian Downey — Sat, 07 May 2011 17:18:55 +0000

I completely understand your situation. Over the last twenty five years I’ve confronted a handful of bosses about their negativity and emotional abuse. Only a couple of those bosses responded in a constructive way and others became so tyrannical that I was forced to quit. Ultimately, if your boss is willing to respond constructively then it may be worth sticking around but if not than finding a different environment would be in your best interest. Life is too short to subject yourself regularly to constant negative energy and it can take a toll on your health and no amount of money is worth that. An old yogi quote- “pay attention to the company you keep”. Good luck and best wishes. Brian