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Cosigning Bad Behavior by
Commission or Omission by Dr. Kim Logan Nowlin This book is addressing those that cosign bad behavior by their actions, or their lack of action, or those who choose to remain silent. It gives a sense of approval or acceptance and just as bad are those that see and hear the bad or negative behavior and choose to do nothing, forgetting that there are victims and negative consequences as a result of your decision. NEW RELEASE SPECIAL: $15 + Shipping
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ABOUT THE BOOK
Dr. Kim Logan-Nowlin, Author
The release of Cosigning Bad Behavior by Commission or Omission is written by Kim Logan-Nowlin, Ph.D. is especially timely as the nation approaches the one-year memorial of George Floyd’s murder because it is more important than ever for people to stand up for what is right. “I am disappointed by the way society, in many cases, chooses to ignore bad behavior based on who is involved. Whether we live in the best suites or the worst streets, we should not cosign bad behavior,” said the chaplain of Detroit Medical Center, Dr. Portia Lockett, who endorsed Cosigning.
Too often many people stand by and watch wrong being done, but this book gives undeniable evidence on why cosigning bad behavior can be so destructive. “When you see something, know better, and you do nothing about it, you have cosigned that bad behavior,” says Dr. Kim. Every chapter in this book includes a case study in which Dr. Kim draws from her more than 30 years of work as a licensed professional counselor (LPC). She shares their stories anonymously to illustrate the message of the book. Each story gives testament to the painful consequences and devastation people face when they cosign bad behaviors, but Dr. Kim doesn’t leave her readers without tools and principles to help them avoid making the same mistakes. Cheating spouses, ungrateful children, dishonest employees, gamblers, addicts, bullies, liars, corrupt politicians, ungodly pastors, and more individual situations are discussed in detail with practical tips and action points. These points reveal how to avoid taking part in negative behaviors that can slowly destroy an otherwise good life.
In 2021, Cosigning is an authoritative call to action—take responsibility for your life! “The failure to either confront such behaviors or to actively support them is counterproductive to strong, stable families, friendships, business, and communities,” says Cosigning endorser Kenneth Anderson, Executive Director of Leadership Empowerment Enterprise in Huntsville, AL. This book explains to the readers why they should communicate clearly to others that they will have no part in negative lifestyles of dishonesty, immorality, or take part in criminal activities.
Dr. Kim shares solid evidence of participating in bad behaviors in relationships, how to avoid participating willingly in damaging habits, and what to do if you are faced with a negative opportunity to incriminate yourself or support someone else. She catches her readers coming and going by bringing home the message on how cosigning bad behavior often happens without direct intention but rather by omission—people seeing something wrong but doing or saying nothing about it. “It is said that silence is golden, but it can also be destructive,” says Dr. Kim.
Cosigning Bad Behavior by Commission or Omission offers valuable wisdom for anyone in any type of relationship or business who is looking for help, healing, hope, inspiration, and guidance. To learn more about Cosigning Bad Behavior by Commission or Omission, please contact Dr. Kim at [email protected].
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. always said, “He who passively accepts evil is as much involved in it as he who helps to perpetrate it. He who accepts evil without protesting against it is really cooperating with it.” Let’s stop cosigning bad behavior!
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