The Best Self-Help is Free

G. Stolyarov II
Summer 2008
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Introduction

Chapter 1: The Need for External Feedback

Chapter 2: The Limits of Knowledge, Ideas, and Impressions

Chapter 3: The Myth of Complete Happiness

Chapter 4: The Greatest Problem of the Human Condition

Chapter 5: Incremental Progress

Chapter 6: What is Productivity?

Chapter 7: Reason and the Decisional Component of Productivity

Chapter 8: Perfectionism is the Number One Enemy of Productivity

Chapter 9: Quantification and Productivity Targets

Chapter 10: Habit and the Elimination of the Quality-Quantity Tradeoff

Chapter 11: The Importance of Frameworks for Productivity

Chapter 12: The Benefits of Repetition to Productivity

Chapter 13: Making Accomplishments Work for You

Chapter 14: The Virtue of Self-Promotion

Chapter 15: Creating an Effective Public Image

Chapter 16: Avoiding "Trench Warfare" Issues in Argumentation and Communication

Chapter 17: Honesty Versus Brutal Frankness

Chapter 18: Effecive Methods of Persuasion

Chapter 19: Avoiding Futile Endeavors

Chapter 20: Gaining Value from Other People

Chapter 21: Focusing on Conclusions in Persuasion

Chapter 22: Keeping Your Money

Chapter 23: The Myth of "No Pain, No Gain"


Chapter 24: Dropping Bad Habits: Deprivation Versus Substitution

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