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This isn’t just another self-help book about “setting boundaries.” This is your final detox—mind, soul, and spirit. A complete farewell to the poison that made you second-guess your worth.
Toxic people come in every flavor: narcissists, charmers, passive-aggressives, “spiritual influencers,” even close friends who secretly root against you. Ben Templar doesn’t just name the poison—he walks you through the entire healing process in three unapologetic, transformative parts:
🩸 Part I: Recognize the Poison
Before you can cut ties, you need to see the truth. That means facing manipulation disguised as love, friendships rooted in guilt, and emotional vampires who make you doubt yourself. You’ll learn why “nice” can be dangerous, and why staying silent doesn’t make you noble—it makes you sick.
🧼 Part II: Detox Your Life
This is the holy middle. You’ll learn how to stop rescuing people, block manipulators without guilt, and walk away with your dignity. You’ll understand why silence can be sacred, why forgiveness is a gift—not an obligation—and why you’re not being cruel. You’re being clean.
🔥 Part III: Build Your New Life
Now the noise is gone. Now the rebuilding starts. With clarity. With peace. With a tribe that actually wants you to succeed. You’ll learn what it means to thrive without apology—and why the phoenix doesn’t regret the fire. You didn’t just survive. You became the flame.
This book is packed with unforgettable quotes, poetic fire, and powerful bonus chapters, including:
— “The Mask of Helpfulness”
A raw takedown of spiritual influencers who weaponize kindness for profit. Ben shares a personal betrayal involving a self-help leader who asked fans to buy twenty copies of his book, exposing the manipulation behind the polished brand.
— “Your Success Is My Success”
A gut-check on what real friendship means—and a callout to those who secretly cheer for your failure.
— “Toxic Is Cool”
A gripping comparison between alcohol and toxic people. Both are glamorized, both are poison. Ben writes, “Bars are legalized poisoning stations. So are relationships with toxic people. You’re sipping poison—whether you realize it or not.”
— “What If the Toxic One… Is You?”
A soul-shaking chapter that asks the hardest question of all. Includes a 15-question Self-Toxicity Test and a compassionate, direct invitation to seek professional help—not because you’re broken, but because you’re ready to stop spreading pain.
— “Be You (Song Lyrics)”
The final anthem. A reminder that you don’t need to shrink, explain, or ask for permission. If you’ve been dimming your light to keep others comfortable… it’s time to rise.
Goodbye Toxic People is a survival guide, a mirror, and a sword.
You’ll laugh. You’ll cry. You’ll feel seen.
And most of all—you’ll walk away with your soul intact.
Because sometimes the most radical act of love is saying goodbye.
Goodbye is not hate. Goodbye is healing. Goodbye is holy.
ASIN : B0FHGWH5XH
Publisher : SunBow MEDIA
Accessibility : Learn more
Publication date : July 13, 2025
Language : English
File size : 2.3 MB
Simultaneous device usage : Unlimited
Screen Reader : Supported
Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
X-Ray : Not Enabled
Word Wise : Enabled
Print length : 267 pages
ISBN-13 : 978-1968216030
Page Flip : Enabled
Best Sellers Rank: #3,350,640 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store) #3,186 in Self-Help Affirmations eBooks #17,915 in Self-Esteem Self-Help #25,635 in Self-Esteem (Books)
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