Where do I go to discuss and find out more about books like

In case you're wondering what kind of book it is, it's basicallly psych.
I'm mostly confused as to where to talk about good "business" books, self-help books.
Any help?

>>8699646
NLP (Neuro-linguistic programming). Read Norbert Wiener and Alfred Korzybski. Study the Social Construction of Reality by Berger and Luckmann (as well as Vygotsky and Lacan), and then read Robert Anton Wilson.

>>8699646
maybe /adv/ or /biz/? I really don't know. I liked that book, but I felt like it had quite a bit of fluff.

>>8699728
NLP has some interesting techniques, but it also feels like most books just dump a bunch of tools in your lap and you have to sort them out. Which is fine I guess. But I'm not convinced that NLP is a coherent system (which Binder and what'shisname would probably say is the point or something)

OP, this is not really an answer to your question about a forum for discussing this kind of thing, but if you haven't, I would recommend checking out Michael J. Emery's products. Especially his reimprinting audio-- it employs a lot of Maltz's ideas. And NLP stuff too (and also I guess EFT stuff which I honestly think is shit, but I don't think it's harmful so whatever).

Also, come to think of it, you'd probably find good discussion of this on reddit (seriously)

>>8699781
>>8699661

Thanks guys

Where on reddit exactly?

>>8699661
>"business" books, self-help books
haha How many layers of BOURGEOISIE IDOELOGY are you on?

>self help

lel

>>8699728
This. Although be careful about what you pick in NLP, lots of books are just marketing trash. I would reccomend Structure of magic by bandler and grinder, if you read korzybski it connects right on top of his concepts with some practical ideas.