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Question: Any good self help books about living life up?

(Posted by: Zoey on 2010-02-21 15:15:22)

Looking for a recommendation on a self help book on living up to your fullest potential, or enjoying life in spite of stress and depression. I'm not usually a self help kinda girl but lately being in grad school, working full time as an engineer, and not having a social network around has put me into a funk and I want to get myself out of this depressive rut I have been in lately. Thank you!!!

Posted by: Zero! on 2010-02-21, 15:23:58

One sure fire solution, go to Vegas

Posted by: joe714 on 2010-02-21, 15:29:38

Any good book on NLP like NLP by Andreas and Faulkner i personally like the books by Paul McKenna. Instant Confidence and Change Your Life in 7 Days. which are simplied fun and easy NLP and TFT tapping techniques plus self hypnosis. i was multiphobic,fairly depressed,unmotivated and once i saw this technique used on TV i knew i had found just what i needed. i absolutely HATE traditional therapy so i self helped myself out of all my problematic existence. watch a youtube video of I Can Change Your Life paul mckenna and you can get a taste of how it works. they are all good. the first one has a guy with tourettes and a woman who is broken hearted. some of the videos, the people are extremely screwed up. i've watched them all and documented them. i love this stuff.

Posted by: D.D on 2010-02-21, 15:33:31

?Did you try the EFt method i mentioned? It works. There are also books at the site below. and the other suggestions made to you. Come on, you can find the help you need, just do it. YOu have to advise yourself the same way you would advise your best friend , and then do it. You are obviously a capable person. If you need some supportive therapy, then find that too.....or hire someone from the emo site below.......or the next site i gave you. I still think if you find a mentor, someone you admire in engineering or some other interest, and ask them to mentor and advise you it would be a good thing to break up the loneliness. Or yeah, take a vacation. If you cant snap out of it, see a therapist, please.