self-help
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- noun
- /ˈsɛlfˌhɛlp/
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autoayuda
- Given this situation, practitioners should use self-help books with some degree of caution.
- self-help books
- self-help groups
- mutual self-help
But so many people think the self help industry is about things you do.
- But so many people think the self help industry is about things you do.
- It came up earlier in this conversation of self help books, self development books.
- Read self help books, watch self help YouTube videos.
- Oh, that's why he does all the self help stuff.
- He taught us that self help books weren't always a thing.
- I, I read a lot of self help, self development books.
- He's concerned basically with writing the very first self help manual.
- I read, you know, I read every self help book I get my hands on.
- It's I, I would say it's a self help book told through the lens of his life.
Examples
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Angie loves to listen to audiobooks, mainly self help books, as she sleeps.
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Read self help books, watch self help YouTube videos.
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I read, you know, I read every self help book I get my hands on.
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I, I read a lot of self help, self development books.
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It's going to be a self help book for people who believe in quitting.
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I've been in the self help world for a long time.
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Just because it is self help doesn't mean it can't help you.
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I read blogs, self-help books, et cetera.
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Powerful, positive biographies, autobiographies, self help books, motivational books.
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I often turn to self-help books to gain new insights into personal growth.
Synonyms
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A process of trying to make yourself better in skills, knowledge, or habits
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Etymology
Self-help combines self ('your own') and help ('assistance'), so it literally means 'helping yourself'. That's why the word describes books, courses, or methods people use to improve their lives on their own without relying on others.