"Don't You Know Who I Am?" How to Stay Sane in an Era of Narcissism, Entitlement, and Incivility

And when the world started sort of going upside down, I thought this is interesting. I am going to approach this topic because I thought, well, this is actually what's happening right now. And everyone was using the word. A lot of people weren't using it correctly. And that's where that came from.

She takes on our modern challenges of entitlement in Don't You Know Who I Am? How To Stay Sane in the Era of Narcissism and Entitlement.

He wrote a book on it, but like, I don't know if it's the age, if it's the, if it's the internet, all the video games, people are diving into as kids, if it's being kids set in front of a YouTube for three hours, when the mom's in the kitchen, just doing whatever, if it's the drugs, like the pharmaceuticals, the kids are like moms on amphetamines that are giving birth to kids that have like hard time, their gut biomes. That's all of it.

He explained it way better.

I wanted to put a chapter in my book on narcissism, on pre-revolutionary France, because that was the only period of history I could find, with as much narcissism as I'm a childhood trauma.

Wondering if that overly self-centered person is a legit narcissist or just in a bad mood? Dive into our chat with Dr. Romany Dervasula, who wrote, "Don't You Know Who I Am?" as we unpack whether there's really more narcissism around these days, or if it's just more in our face.