Best self-help book
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Anonymous
| I need a book that will help me stop being a jerk. I am cynical with my husband and friends. I want to be a better person and don't have the time for a therapist. Can anyone recommend a book that might give me ways to think of people and experiences differently? TIA! |
Anonymous
| The Dance of Anger by Harriet Lerner |
Anonymous
| I liked Wayne Dyer’s books. |
Anonymous
| Just started the subtle art of not giving a f*&@. Seems good so far and what you’re looking for - how to identify what in life to actually give an eff about. |
Anonymous
| I recently enjoyed Loveable: Embracing What Is Truest About You, So You Can Truly Embrace Your Life by Kelly Flanagan. |
Anonymous
| Daring Greatly Brene Brown |
Anonymous
Ugh, no. That guy is a self righteous, entitled, asshole. +1 to Brene Brown, or A Simple Act of Gratitude. |
Anonymous
| Self-help is BS. |
Anonymous
| The Power by Rhonda Byrne. It's all about gratitude and how you can choose to feel better and respond better. |
Anonymous
Agree, I finished the book a bit ago and can't remember one thing he said other than his anecdotes. |
Anonymous
| Read books about end of life. They will give you a new perspective. “When breath becomes air”, for example. |
Anonymous
| You don't need a book. You need to take up an intense and vigorous form of exercise. |
Anonymous
| The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz. |