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Read more about the article Marianne Power on her book ‘Help Me!’

Marianne Power on her book ‘Help Me!’

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  • Post published:January 25, 2022
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 Marianne Power is the author of Help Me!: How Self-Help Has Not Changed My Life. In this podcast episode, she talks about her book and her year of taking…

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Susan Jeffers on being the queen of self-help

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  • Post published:December 21, 2021
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Cate Mackenzie had the pleasure and privilege to talk to Susan Jeffers, author of Feel The Fear And Do It Anyway amongst many other great titles, before she died in…

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