Brad Goodman's Inner Child Workshop

Only people I know who read them, read a ton of them and nothing in their lives ever seems to change. Therapy helps, though.

I always like the title of the early self help book

"I'm okay, you're okay"

Anonymous wrote: Do the rules apply to men, also?

No idea. I never read it. I am only aware that this girl did, and her results.

Deepak Chopra's meditation cds changed my life. They helped me to get out of a toxic work situation, saved my marriage, and made me a better parent.

The Dance of Anger is a good one, geared specifically toward women. It helped me understand that my resentment/anger toward my husband was a pattern of behavior for both of us and how to stop the cycle.

The tidying book by Marie Kondo has been helpful for me.

lol... ex used to read those now they are in a pile with the cook books

Anonymous wrote:I know a woman who read "The Rules" ( of Dating) and applied them to the letter at the start of a new relationship, culminating in a marriage. So, I guess that worked for her?

I took the lessons of the Rules to heart (I read it when I was 17) and never pursued men. It has served me well in life.

Yes, absolutely. Although I suppose you have to be careful if you are suggestible. There is a lot of crap out there.

I think they're great. It's definitely helpful to have someone to chat about what you learn with.

Yes, I have. Feeling Good by David Burns was one.

Do the rules apply to men, also?

I know a woman who read "The Rules" ( of Dating) and applied them to the letter at the start of a new relationship, culminating in a marriage. So, I guess that worked for her?

I just started reading the four agreements and it talks about how jealousy, not taking things personal, etc and how rejection is more a reflection of how we are feeling about ourselves, but it's helping a tad. Anyone else?