The Empathy Survival Guide

By L. Robinson

Psychology

Self-Help

Length46m

About this book

Summary

The Empathy Survival Guide is more than a book—it’s a movement for survivors of narcissistic abuse who are ready to reclaim their voice, their vision, and their peace. In relationships with narcissists, empathy becomes a weapon. Survivors are often told their pain is “too much,” their needs are “bad timing,” and their dreams are “not worth pursuing.” The result? Confusion, self-doubt, and a life lived in someone else’s shadow. Minister L. Robinson, founder of the NOW Movement and the Church of Real Talk, has lived this battle. From losing his vision in one eye to losing his job during the pandemic, his lived experiences of being minimized and dismissed fuel this raw and empowering guide.

Book information

Rating

★★★★★ (5.0) (1)

Genre

Psychology, Self-Help

Length

46 mins

Publish date

Aug 24, 2025

Language

English

About the Author

L. Robinson

L. Robinson is an author, speaker, and founder of the Church of Real Talk, a non-denominational movement dedicated to healing, authenticity, and empowerment. With raw honesty and lived experience, L. delivers messages that help people break cycles, reclaim their identity, and live unapologetically free. His work includes No More Chains! and the Mic Drop Monday series.View all Audiobooks by L. Robinson

1The Empathy Survival Guide

29A Word of Truth

2Intro: Why This Guide Exists

30When the World Turns Away

3Chapter 1 – What Empathy Really Is (and Isn’t)

31What Is Radical Self-Empathy?

4The Story of My Eye

32Why Survivors Struggle to Offer It

5What Empathy Is Not

33The Building Blocks of Radical Self-Empathy