Self Help Websites --
The Best of The Rest!

Steve Pavlina

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www.stevepavlina.com

"Personal development for smart people™"

Steve Pavlina has developed a comprehensive (and popular) self-help website. It includes self help forums, articles and even audio self help resources. Interestingly, Steve is a recent convert to the last 'self-help website' in this list - Site Build It!

Verdict: Worth a visit (but do come back soon, eh! Lol)

Self Improvement Guide

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selfimprovementsguide.com

"Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Self Improvement But Never Dared To Ask"

Contains all the usual self help resources like articles on anger management, positivity and self esteem etc, as well as inspirational quotations

Verdict: Simple, if somewhat anonymous self-help site

HigherAwarness

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HigherAwareness.com

"Know yourself & grow yourself" Since 1999.

A mixture of free and paid-for resources all dedicated to your own self-awareness (and self-development), this is more of a spiritual than a self-help site. I've not yet purchased any of their programs (but will do, soon) but I am a subscriber to the HigherAwareness newsletter (offering inspirational quotes and tips) and most days this newsletter makes me think (in a positive, 'growthful' way).

The reason I say I'll purchase one of their programs soon (probably Self Awarness Journey) is that I really like the idea of continued, focussed learning and that's what HigherAwarness offers.

Verdict: Helps you along your spiritual journey - worth a visit!

Solve Your Problem

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solveyourproblem.com

"Dream it. Then Achieve it." Since 1998

Very busy self-help website contains articles on just about every self-help topic you can imagine (and some you can't). I recommend that you know what self help improvement issue you're particularly concerned about otherwise you could spend all day on this website. Lol.

Verdict: Contains perhaps too much self help information!

Quick breather!... And now the rest of these recommended self help websites.

Guy Finley *

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www.GuyFinley.com

Life of Learning Foundation

Guy Finley is a highly regarded spiritual teacher. His focus is always on being your True Self. And that requires no action on your part other than awakeness and living in the present moment. And his website is geared up to helping you do just that.

The site has loads of free material, but you can also buy DVDs, self help audio, books, ebooks, as well as watch/listen to Guy giving inspirational talks.

Verdict: Highly recommended

SelfGrowth.com

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www.SelfGrowth.com

"The internet supersite for Self Improvement and Personal Growth."

This very popular self-help website is by Michelle and David Riklan. It contains articles, inspirational quotes, a discussion board and newsletters with over 100,000 subscribers. My only criticism is that there may be too much unedited self help info. (Just how many self-help articles do people really need to read?)

Still, I have an 'expert' page at SelfGrowth.com

Verdict: Worth visiting, but prepare for information overload

Heal Your Life

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www.HealYourLife.com

"You can heal your life"

This is a magazine-like way of doing self help websites. And I guess that's because it's a product of Hay House publications whose authors include Wayne Dyer, Carolyne Myss and, of course, Hicks Abraham.

So this may or may not be your kind of self help website. If it is, you'll find

*Daily Affirmations
*Contests
*Event schedules
*Photo albums
*Videos and movie clips
*Author twitters
*Facebook updates

Bullseye Living

"Charles Burke's self-motivation blog"

Charles writes a blog about many aspects of self-help that fascinate me, namely the things that stop us from achieving what we want out of life (e.g. fear). Charles' solutions - and he provides ebooks, courses and tele-seminars, as well as oodles of free information on the blog - usually involve changing how you think about things. Bullseye Living has a business-focus but I think all can benefit from Charles' wisdom, I really do. :-)

Verdict: I respect Charles' views a lot - so visit!

Brain Evolution System

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www.brainev.com

"The most powerful self-development technology on earth!"

This is not really a self help website but a self-help technology - it gives you access to a 6-CD brainwave entrainment system.

Brainwave entrainment is also known as "The Mozart Effect" and refers to the positive effect listening the music of Mozart had on babies that were exposed to it. Brainwave entrainment is simply that science applied to adults.

This is difficult to describe, actually, and I recommend you take the free trial to see what positive effects you notice in your life (e.g. improved relationships, limitless energy, mastery of emotions...)

Verdict: Try the free trial!

Urban Monk

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www.urbanmonk.net

"Personal Development for Bliss. Success. Love"

This is a self-help blog from the Urban Monk (aka, er, Urban Monk). I include this self help resource as I like his attitude to self-help summed up by this, "...take it from me - approach all such [self-help] material[s] with a critical mind. Don't just follow them blindly, no matter how good they sound. Try them out for a little; decide for yourself if they are good or bad. And yes, that applies to this blog you are on right now"

Verdict: Give the Urban Monk a chance! :-)

And finally... Last but not least of the self help websites.

Site Build It!

Helping yourself is the best form of self-help.

And Site Build It! (SBI!) is the only all-in-one website building tool that truly has the power to transform lives, to enable people to live their dreams, to literally help themselves to a more fulfilling life. So you will not find self help information at this website, but you will find a fantastic opportunity to help yourself.

Verdict: Highly recommended (just ask Steve Pavlina)! :-)

Notes:
1) SelfHelpCollective.com was created using Site Build It! (Read my online journal to see how the site came into being.)
2) The link above is my free guide to this all-in-one service - the actual site can be found at buildit.sitesell.com