
Each week, hosts Adam and Amber read a self help book and sit down to talk about it. (it's funny, we promise.) Disclaimer: opinions expressed on this podcast are our own and do not reflect the authors mentioned here. Do you have a self help book on your shelf that you'd love for us to feature on a future episode? Do you have your own thoughts about the book we just covered? Let us know at checking... more
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It’s honest, it’s help, and a wonderful self-help podcast. Love how you use a book and analyze it and provide helpful tips - plus it's a self-help book you suggest to read. Adam and Amber are amazing hosts and they have wonderful chemistry. I really.enjoyed this podcast.










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