self-help

Unfortunately, that means dubious self-help psychology books and the latest Oprah feature.

No app or self-help book could ever replace the shame from letting down someone you respect.

How this suddenly makes him some kind of self-help guru is beyond me.

And if there is no trespass there may be no intrusion justifying self-help.

> Meditations is hardly self-help That it wasn't intended as such doesn't really change the fact it's essentially a series of koans, much like many self-help books.

Buy the American self-help classic, How To Stop Worrying and Start Living by Dale Carnegie, and read a small portion daily regularly before bed.

This book was written in 1880, and if not for the dated writing style, would fit right in to the modern day self-help genre.

The only self-help tool that has lasted so far has been the spreadsheet, and even that has gone horribly off the rails in many companies.

Straight spam for a revised edition of an old self-help book.

It's very pronounced in self-help literature, books about psychology, etc.

Now in my early 30s I look at new productivity / self-help tools like the way I look at any given religion.

However from all the self-help/marketing literature we know this is a doomed philosophy.

Barnum wrote the prototypical "Self-help: finance/entrepreneurship" book in "The Art of Money Getting: Or, Golden Rules for Making Money" [0].

Article: "post-therapy, post-Romantic, self-help-soaked culture Wallace described and intermittently deplored, the Romantic picture of the depressive as a kind of keen-eyed saint" This is just a bullshit statement.

I read "self-help" book a while back called "Stress for Success".