Self Help is Really Shelf Help - What's Wrong With This Picture?

It is estimated that Americans spend $11 billionover the years. So let's just say that we are "only"
(That's a B - Billion) a year on self-help products -spending $411 billion a year on SHELF-help products.
everything from books to DVDs to diet pills - whileNow, think about this in even more concrete terms:
American companies spend over $400 billion a yearHow much money have you spent on SHELF-help
on professional development programs for theirproducts in the last year, two years, five years?
employees.If you're like most of the people who come to my
Personally, I think those are very LOW estimates;seminars and mentorship programs, that number is
especially when you consider all the weight-lossanywhere from $1,000 to $50,000...and up. (I've had
programs, exercise equipment, business books, andpeople come up to me in my seminars, some in
everything else you could put in the category oftears, and tell me that what I shared with them in 30
"self-help".minutes saved them over one million dollars.)
Yes, I know there are a lot of other, fancier termsSo, are you using the "self help" information products
for this category: personal growth, self-improvement,you purchased in the past? Or, are you allowing it to
professional development, etc. But for now, let's justbe "shelf help" and collect dust on your bookcase?
agree to call it "self-help", OK?In the next article, I will explain the number one
Actually, I call most of this information SHELF-HELP -reason why most people struggle in life and business,
because that's where most of it goes - on the shelfand no, it's not what you've been told.
along with all the rest of the stuff you've bought