News of Self Help Books

I don't know where to post this question. Ultimately I want to find reading material to help me, but I don't know what keywords to use in my search.

I've had trouble for several years with irrational feeling of disgust and anger whenever I see my brother. (I see him every day because we are business partners.)

I realized that I must be dreaming about him doing all sorts of aggravating things to me and ...

Is there some book out there that could be useful for someone who is a social outcast, social phobic and well.. 'different'?

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This is a commonly overlooked problem by many productive people. It sounds basic, but you would be surprised at how often people mistake low energy at work for mental fatigue. According to the World Health Organization, adequate nutrition can raise your ...

This thread is for anyone who has Ian's book- (Don't have the title handy, I think it's . (I believe Exile and maybe Keenie have it too.)

Unfortunately, I will be abandoning this book about a third of the way through because of a book discussion on my other forum, I always have like five books going and this one needs to be replaced for the moment.

So, without further ado, i'll brush through the ...

My favorite quote by Aristotle is “Excellence is not an act, but a habit”.

I propose that productivity is not a singular act but merely a collection of habits you form every day that, when bundled together, ensures an above average level of productivity.

I call this concept your productivity tempo. It is the rhythm of your day. It is the difference between a day where you consistently complete your tasks efficiently and a day ...

Would it be okay for a person with a mental condition to read psychology stuff or not because it would give them false notions?. Do ppl who study psychology ever feel tempted to do a self-diagnosis on themselves?.

Principle #1 – Time management is a choice

No matter what anyone says, time management all comes down to one thing; controlling what you do next. That’s it! Good time management is simply your ability to choose between the important tasks and the unimportant tasks. To determine this, you must know your area of importance (AOI). All it takes to reveal your AOI is one question, regardless of what you do. The question is:

“What ...

I think of books as belonging to very differnt categories. I think it makes a difference which category you pick, so I added notes to the following list, which is just a first-shot.

1) Guide book by authority (unaffected). A trained and credentialed medical professional writes from training, literature, and experience as a doctor (hence not personally affected) - not patient. Note: limited understanding since they've never been in your shoes.

2) Guide book by ...

Hey, I am new to the board but I was once married to man who is addicted to drugs and alcohol and I LOVE to read. I think I have read almost every book on the topic and here are a few that I found super helpful...

1. CoDependent No More - Melody Beattie - A good beginners guide
2. Love Over Addiction - Michelle Lisa Anderson - A quick read with simple solutions
3. ...

Looking for Self Help Books? There are the 10 very nice self-help books to help inspire and keep you going and growing along the journey of life.

* The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R. Covey

* The Secret by Rhonda Byrne

* StrengthsFinder 2.0 by Tom Rath

* Think and Grow Rich by NAPOLEON HILL

* Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity by David Allen

* Feeling Good: The ...