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i read a book on the Highly Sensitive Person, no it did not help. I was too young to relate to the book and its advice
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Yes, I've been healed! I used to think everyone had a problem (except me) & I was always in chaos in relationships until I started looking within & saw that it was me being a product of bad behaviors growing up so I FORGAVE my parents & started taking control of my own life & fixing myself. The key is FORGIVENESS and letting go. The book that started me on track was Marianne Willamson's book, "RETURN TO LOVE," & another book, "THE SEAT OF THE SOUL." Good luck! "When you change the way you look at things, things change."
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yes no.
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your best life now...by joel osteen.
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No - they bore me
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yea...it lasts for not more than 20 days... then you have to read it again....
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When I was going through my divorce I read, "I'm OK, You're OK." It helped adjust my perspective.
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No there is absolutely no hope for me, I'm helpless. Where are you going Caravaning?
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No.
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I'm one of those people that keeps buying millionaire maker books...I haven't made a million yet...As a matter of fact I'm flat broke. :-0
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Yes. For everything I'm too embarrassed to ask about or take a class about...call me a geek but sometimes thye can be exactly what I need.
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I have a book here called: Why You Act The Way You Do by Tim LaHaye...it's just collecting dust
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yes basically on computer programs, and how to treat dysfunctional people being i have to deal with them all the time..
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My bookshelf is filled with self help books,and CD's.I often refer to them.
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I read the Bible every week. In secular literature, I would recommend Steven Covey's "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People" It is a very good read. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Seven_Habits_of_Highly_Effective_People
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Everytime I embark on a new project, I buy up and read all available books on the subject. Even when I want to plant the sapling of a new veriety of a tree, first I read up all that is available on that tree. This way I have built up a good collection of helpful books. I also have the usual household self help books.
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I used to scoff at such books but about 15 years ago I read "Maximize your mental power" and found it really good - very insightful and practical. Last year I read "The speed of trust" which is pretty brilliant as well. Some free advertising for them so just pass the word for them to send me a cheque. ;)
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Never read, never thought!
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Nope I never read any books of the sort. I'd much rather just use AB :)
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Yes, lots and lots!
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The Bible.
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"Ageless Body Timeless Mind"-Deepak Chopra is an insightful book worth a looksee
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I read "The Rules of Life" by Richard Templar. It clearly left no lasting impression since I remember none of it. I have many self-help Buddhist books which I have also read in part and whole.
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No
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Yes. It's called "How to have an easy life", it was written as a hard-back in 1993 and I have lived by it ever since. I have brought up 2 kids, own home and have fun all the time, even when life is not fun, because of it. It will be available online in about a month from the .com website of the same name.
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i bought one in a moment of madness called how to heal your life. then i went home and laughed about the fact that i bought a self help book and threw it away
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Yes especially Stephen R Covey and Barbara and Allan Pease books
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Well I don't know if its considered a self-help book. But some of the books written by the Dalia Lama have really taught me how to look at life as a whole. It can defiantly boost you up, but either way they are really good books that open your eyes to the bigger picture of life.
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yes no body's baby now.
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Yes....But Im not going to give any titles.:)
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