In this video, Tom explores how to identify bad self-help advice by pointing out common pitfalls like mystical claims and vague promises. He stresses that success requires practical, evidence-based strategies and warns against quick-fix solutions. The key takeaway is that real progress comes from personalized approaches, thoughtful reflection on values, and consistent effort, rather than relying on unrealistic or superficial methods.
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Indoctrination is psychologically abusive—even when unintentional. I've experienced its effects firsthand.
Elizabeth Bennet’s story in *Pride and Prejudice* shows how bias and emotion distort judgment—and how honest self-reflection can lead to truth and growth.
In the first Reason for Living online seminar, Thomas Walker-Werth explores what living a life based on reason really looks like and how it can help you flourish and achieve...
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