Are self-help books good?
What do you think?
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Hello!
I find it helpful to read books together with others, and then we discuss what we've read in relation to our own challenges. Check out the Emotion Anonymous website https://www.ea-selbsthilfe.net/ to see if that appeals to you.
No. People just want to make money with it. No one can tell you what you personally need.
I think talking to someone is worth far more
No. Why do you need to help yourself?