The term “self-help books” doesn’t always inspire confidence. Some people look down on this genre as being poorly written or promising too much. In the sea of self-help titles, it can be easy to pick ...

Some self-help books comfort the reader. Others challenge you to confront uncomfortable truths about behaviour, ...

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Have you ever felt like you are stuck in a rut, unsure of how to take the next step towards personal growth? When life looks ...

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New York Public Library's list of the 10 most-borrowed books include perhaps the best self-help book of all time: "How to Win Friends & Influence People." Our editors independently select these ...

Memorable Quote From The Book: “Letting go involves being aware of a feeling, letting it come up, staying with it, and letting it run its course without wanting to make it different or do anything ...

The world of fiction is enticing and the never-ending possibilities keep us hooked until the very end of a book. However, sometimes life hits us so hard that we need to seek help. The help I am ...

Draw boundaries. Protect your peace. Worry less about pleasing others. The prevailing (and best-selling) wisdom of the day encourages an inward turn. By Emma Goldberg There’s a certain flavor of ...

It can be hard to find a compelling self-help book. They can be patronizing or preachy, and can even add to our worries. Still, the best self-help books share certain features: thoughtful reflections ...

Aint no shame in needing a little bit of helpeven if it's just from a book. But with so many self-help titles on the market these days, finding the right read for you and your current sitch isn't ...

It's no surprise that America, land of second chances, fabled site of self-invention, also harbors an endless appetite for self-help. From Poor Richard to Dale Carnegie to Tony Robbins, we love the ...