The book cover accurately spoofs the style of real self-help books, like Dianetics. If you're a fan of Severance on Apple TV Plus, then you're familiar with the fictional self-help book "The You You ...

Marianne Power’s book “Help Me!” starts with a bad hangover that leads to a life-changing odyssey in self help. One morning in the winter of 2014, the Irish journalist realized she’d made a few too ...

When you purchase an independently reviewed book through our site, we earn an affiliate commission. By Judith Newman HELP ME! One Woman’s Quest to Find Out if Self-Help Really Can Change Your Life By ...

These 36 healing quotes offer the kind of quiet wisdom and emotional clarity that soothes deeper than any self-help book, ...

Around a third of all employees find their work stressful. Interventions for stress and burnout are available, but often not accessible for many employees. A self-help book based on Acceptance and ...

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 ...

How many books do you have on your reading list? If you’re like me, there are way more books on your list than you can ever read in your lifetime. And the list always keeps growing, right? Every time ...

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When I was in seventh grade, I read Jen Sincero’s “You Are A Badass,” an extremely popular self-help book at the front of every bookstore in 2013. Part of the appeal was a friend’s insistence that it ...

Douglas Fairbanks knows what ails you. Greedy? Slothful? Vengeful? Overweight? Grumpy? You must do one thing: laugh. Laugh and you’ll be happy, fit, successful, a joy for your family and friends.

Fans of the Apple TV Plus show can now enhance their enjoyment of the show by reading Ricken's self-help book from the series. CNET editor Gael Fashingbauer Cooper, a journalist and pop-culture junkie ...