I was writing a young adult book & than i discovered that ‘he’s just not that into you’ is the same thing. so What is another idea, why is a common thing a late teen-young adult would like a self help book about? that isn’t college.
There was this book in Essence Magazine, i believe either May or June Issue, It was a self help book, it was a red book and endorsed by Oprah. I was hoping someone could help me by finding out the name of the book for me.
Lately I feel really unattractive and out of shape. Kind of hopeless. Does anyone have advice for me to turn my life around?
There is so much amazing information and literature available, how is it that a great many people do not read, and instead prefer to watch television or go to bars? I am trying to understand the mindset. If I sound condescending, I am sorry; that is not my intent. I would love to hear perspectives from people who do not read for pleasure.
I’m not looking for one “correct” or standard answer to this question; I’m wondering what your own take or angle is on this.
I am looking into refining my personality and habits that I wish I didn’t have. Certain things and ways I treat people, I don’t want to do them anymore. I just want to be aware of certain things and have an effective way of changing certain things that I don’t find appealing.
I am trying to discover more of my self and have read some good self help books but looking for more! Any suggestions? Look to make my self more open, social and better, from time management, anger, organization, social skills and growing up! Any titles helpful!
I am very lost at the moment career wise and love life wise, has any self help book help you through a period of confusion in your life, if yes which one?
I have to write a paper on the information teens get from self help websites and their accuracy/dangers/uses/ etc… I didn’t even know there were any self help websites for teenagers. So any recommendations? It has to be an actual self help website and directed toward that age group.
This might seem a bit odd, but I have often wondered, with the almost identical nature of various recent and time-tested self-improvement materials out there, why haven’t self-help authors, motivational speakers, or even Scientology sued one another to pieces over Intellectual property or copyright violations, et cetera? Does this mean anyone can all but mimick Joe Guru’s latest / greatest book or technique without fear of legal repercussion?
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