Maxwell Maltz

Previously published Wiltshire, 1967. Guide to personal health and success

Psycho-Cybernetics

Diana Platgalve

Written by a plastic surgeon, the book emphasises self-worth issue many people experience due to (mostly) emotional trauma. He gives tools for emotional surgery to improve self-image, suggests tools for crisis management, and how to improve overall satisfaction with yourself and life around you.

Gerda Šalengaitė

I don't enjoy reading self-help books, in fact, I don't really like non-fiction whatsoever. But people keep on recommending them to me. This was one of those books. I started reading it. But I dreaded SO MUCH and just couldn't get through it. So I listened to the audiobook. Still did not enjoy it. Barely got through twenty minutes of it everyday in double speed. Managed to question my entire existence. And not in a good way. I heard every single thing this book offered as a way out of depression, anxiety and passivity. But I guess it's a good place to start if you're into these kinds of books. Suit yourself. I'm out.

P.S.: Positive wisdom just means refined wisdom. Which is not wisdom at all.

Psycho-Cybernetics

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