Self Help

[marcos@lemmy.world]

Well... help yourself.

[trolololol@lemmy.world]

You should do in first chapter a summary of the yes book and the no book, and give the reader a way to keep the tally.

2md chapter same thing with next topic, and so on.

Readers will be 2x as powerful per chapter compared to any single book.

[jimvandeventer@lemmy.world]

I love Christmas and Halloween, but International Naked in the Library Day is my favourite.

[trolololol@lemmy.world]

Scientific studies and journalists are opposites, why would you trust a journalist with information? All they have is opinions and they're not better than mine.

[swab148@lemm.ee]

Long Back Syndrome

[majormajormajormajor@lemmy.ca]

When you haven't seen the sun in so long you start to glow.

[majormajormajormajor@lemmy.ca]

Hey, that's the same person who sold me a bridge!

[racketlauncher831@lemmy.ml]

And turn on the bell!

[zoopzezoop@lemmy.world]

That's what I did. Eventually I just became the sun.

[hanrahan@slrpnk.net]

"How to sell tat to wankers" - Donald J Trump

[agent641@lemmy.world]

Are ya winning, sun?

[kishkebab@lemmings.world]

Tuesday?

[sam_bass@lemmy.world]

There's one in the middle you can't see that says "Moderation In All Things"

[jimvandeventer@lemmy.world]

You betchah. See you next Tuesday.

[oka@sopuli.xyz]

Everything is either a potato or not a potato

[anonymous@lemm.ee]

Infinitely so

[callyral@pawb.social]

what about potato superposition

[dagwood222@lemm.ee]

I found one book that actually helped me.

"Discover What You Are Best At" by Linda Gail.

It's six self tests you can knock off in half a day, then a list of the jobs that use the skills you already have.

I always thought I just hated working, then I found a job where I felt useful and productive.

When you can wake up on a rainy Monday and not hate going to work, you've solved most of your problems.

[katana314@lemmy.world]

Someone once tried to achieve enlightenment with just the second book, but it turns out the familial relationship between the soul and the mind is covered in an elective course.

[ironfacebuster@lemmy.world]

The book actually grows in size every day, a great read for the rest of time!