What are some good self help books? It's hard to distinguish

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Bonobo Byronism

See You At The Top was pretty good.
Whether you believe in it or not I got a lot of motivation to fix my shit just from reading his anecdotes.

The Meditations.

>>9518171
this and epictetus

>>9518080
Jim Rohn if you are motivated by money/accomplishment/self-fulfillment

Meditations if you are due weed lmao fuck my wife idc just go with the wind dude

Philosophy in general is "self-help" would need more info on you if you want useful suggestions that wont just depress you.

Most self-help books can aptly be summarised in a long article but we often need the elaborate stories and examples to really make us invested enough to use the advice. So with that being said, I'll throw "Mindset" by Dr Carol Dweck simply because it's an uplifting and actionable book.

The whole thing is a waste of time though or at least reading more than 4 or 5 self-help books is a waste of time. It's just regurgitated advice that's re-used every decade by a new author.

You already know what you need to do to help yourself and it's usually the boring stuff that you've heard a thousand times before. Eat well, sleep well, excersise, meditate, be goal-oriented, help your future self like you would a family member and you continue to do these things despite their difficulty and in the same process you gain discipline.

Have you incorporated the above things into your daily routine? Why not? That should be the question you ask yourself. If you find it difficult to build habits you can look up “Seinfeld Strategy” or "x-effect".

>>9518080
get your nervous system checked.
helped me better than any self help book

ive always thought that self-help books were embarassing

the ego and its own - may stirner

im memeing, but serious too

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>>9518080
Try This