Kiran K Karthikeyan wrote:
> provide strategy on self-improvement, rather than just glorifying the
> end-product (which fashion magazines do).
>
When I studied object oriented programming a lng time ago, what
fascinated me was how much common sense sells. Almost all the
self-improvement
Self-improvement, to some degree, requires self-awareness. Self-help books
try to bake some of this in, but I think ultimately having the ability to
see your "automatic thoughts" and understand their motivators. I think this
is the realm of cognitive psychology, and I think they use many tools from
Kiran K Karthikeyan wrote:
Yeah, and could you please
start that thread, kiran? Can't wait to see the drift.
Here goes...
Can't remember why, but somewhere in between the half intoxicated
banter, the conversation shifted to self-improvement books a la
Stephen Covey and his ilk.
I read De Bo
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