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The Self-Help Circus: Spilling the Truth About Self-Help
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- ISBN8231597369
- EAN9798231597369
- Date de parution30/05/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
A Letter to Those Who Think They Need the Self-Help Industry (But Don't)Are you drowning in a sea of motivational quotes, productivity hacks, and overpriced self-help courses promising to "fix" you? Do you ever wonder if the real problem isn't you-but the billion-dollar industry convincing you that you're a broken mess in need of their wisdom (for three easy payments of $99.99)?This book is your permission slip to step away from the self-improvement hamster wheel and embrace the revolutionary idea that you are not broken.
With a sharp wit, a healthy dose of sarcasm, and a lot of heart, Kevin dismantles the self-help industry's biggest lies-like the myth that success is just a vision board away or that waking up at 4 a.m. will magically solve your problems. Through hilariously honest letters to the overthinkers, the heartbroken, the financially struggling, and everyone who has ever felt like they're not enough, this book reminds you that life isn't a checklist, happiness isn't a hustle, and you don't need another guru-you just need time, a friend, and permission to be yourself.
If you've ever rolled your eyes at the phrase "just manifest it" or felt personally victimized by the self-improvement aisle at the bookstore, this is the book for you. It's time to unsubscribe from the nonsense and start embracing the beautifully messy, perfectly imperfect life you already have.
With a sharp wit, a healthy dose of sarcasm, and a lot of heart, Kevin dismantles the self-help industry's biggest lies-like the myth that success is just a vision board away or that waking up at 4 a.m. will magically solve your problems. Through hilariously honest letters to the overthinkers, the heartbroken, the financially struggling, and everyone who has ever felt like they're not enough, this book reminds you that life isn't a checklist, happiness isn't a hustle, and you don't need another guru-you just need time, a friend, and permission to be yourself.
If you've ever rolled your eyes at the phrase "just manifest it" or felt personally victimized by the self-improvement aisle at the bookstore, this is the book for you. It's time to unsubscribe from the nonsense and start embracing the beautifully messy, perfectly imperfect life you already have.
A Letter to Those Who Think They Need the Self-Help Industry (But Don't)Are you drowning in a sea of motivational quotes, productivity hacks, and overpriced self-help courses promising to "fix" you? Do you ever wonder if the real problem isn't you-but the billion-dollar industry convincing you that you're a broken mess in need of their wisdom (for three easy payments of $99.99)?This book is your permission slip to step away from the self-improvement hamster wheel and embrace the revolutionary idea that you are not broken.
With a sharp wit, a healthy dose of sarcasm, and a lot of heart, Kevin dismantles the self-help industry's biggest lies-like the myth that success is just a vision board away or that waking up at 4 a.m. will magically solve your problems. Through hilariously honest letters to the overthinkers, the heartbroken, the financially struggling, and everyone who has ever felt like they're not enough, this book reminds you that life isn't a checklist, happiness isn't a hustle, and you don't need another guru-you just need time, a friend, and permission to be yourself.
If you've ever rolled your eyes at the phrase "just manifest it" or felt personally victimized by the self-improvement aisle at the bookstore, this is the book for you. It's time to unsubscribe from the nonsense and start embracing the beautifully messy, perfectly imperfect life you already have.
With a sharp wit, a healthy dose of sarcasm, and a lot of heart, Kevin dismantles the self-help industry's biggest lies-like the myth that success is just a vision board away or that waking up at 4 a.m. will magically solve your problems. Through hilariously honest letters to the overthinkers, the heartbroken, the financially struggling, and everyone who has ever felt like they're not enough, this book reminds you that life isn't a checklist, happiness isn't a hustle, and you don't need another guru-you just need time, a friend, and permission to be yourself.
If you've ever rolled your eyes at the phrase "just manifest it" or felt personally victimized by the self-improvement aisle at the bookstore, this is the book for you. It's time to unsubscribe from the nonsense and start embracing the beautifully messy, perfectly imperfect life you already have.
