Are you tired of reading self-help books, without knowing how to make the lessons work in your life?

You’re a smart woman. And sometimes this happens: you buy a self-help book, read it and even love it...you finish (or er...don’t finish) then it gets put on your bookshelf. You might even tell people about it but, eventually, you end up forgetting most of what you read. I mean, you know it was good-- great even, but you’re not sure it really affected your life positively except for the few minutes you felt PUMPED and hopeful about your life while reading it.

Then, you find yourself falling back on your old behaviors and wonder if you should look for another self-help book that might have the fix you need. You end up frustrated because if you’re so smart, why can’t your life just be so much better because you’ve read all about how to make your life so much better?!

I know this all too well-- I have stacks and stacks of self-help books and know first hand that if you don’t actively and intentionally make an effort to put the practices into work that you read about, most likely you won’t do it. Studies show (from an article I read on the Internet, so we know it’s fact) that group studying shows increased retention, expands your access to information, and increases motivation.

So, there you have it. There IS a solution.

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