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Many of my clients, men and women alike, describe their ex’s in a variety of colorful terms.  The most common of which is “crazy.”  Their non-clinical assessment may not be that far off, according to Dr. George Simon, author of “In Sheep’s Clothing: Understanding and Dealing with Manipulative People” and “Character Disturbance: The Phenomenon of Our Age.”  Divorcing people with character disorders (CD) is particularly challenging.  And usually expensive.

Read more: The Character Disorder Parent

Don't forget to do your tax if you need some help with that then here is guide for you!

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Usually not.  When they drew up the “Workers Compensation Act” (before most of us were even born) the employer gave up their right to assert contributory negligence as a defense and the employee gave up the right to sue the employer in civil court – in essence, a “no fault” system.
However, there are some exceptions.  If your injury was as the result of “horseplay” on the job, it may provide the employer with a defense. 

Read more: Can I Sue My Employer in Civil Court for my Workers Compensation Injury?

Well, here’s the task for all mankind, let alone a voiceover artist.  Whether in a person’s business life or personal life we spend a lifetime asking our selves who we are.  Learning how to be your self requires that we know who that person is, to some degree at least.  The advice I give people all the time is to simply say:

Read more: Learning How to Be Your Self