A Unifying Theory of Self-Help
I wrote an article about self-help:
Here's a unifying theory for self-help from an avid fan of the genre. What is it that you actually get when you purchase a self-help book? Most likely it will deliver on four value categories: Empowerment, Kinship, Tactics, and Creativity. Whether or not self-help delivers on its promise for personal change, there is a reason people keep coming back (to the tune of $11 billion spent on self-help in 2008).
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The mind is software, and we are merely programmers. Where is the manual, though? Here is a site for people not only interested in self-help, but also the mechanics behind it.
My name is Philip Dhingra, and here I will provide everything I know about the process of self-transformation. While I am not a psychologist, I've accumulated, over the years, many ideas on how to create lasting life-change.
Connect to my other blogging at Philosophistry or you can e-mail me.
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6/2 - Converted site from Blogger to Movable Type
4/29 - Wrote a Unifying Theory of self-help
