guys who only read self-help books

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[antekpatyk]

Reject self-help books.

Return to garage.

[TheMajorStranger]

"How I stopped Carrying thing and I started Caring about things" A Self-Help novel by Man Carrying Thing.

[OrangeBulldog]

Unlike selfish people, I only read others-help books

[journeytotheotherside]

Not going all the way down on the push-ups, I’d recommend reading more self-help books

[cloneguy]

I am awed by your transformation. You have changed from man carrying thing to Man carrying himself

[xenonglowsblue]

my dentist has me wearing a retainer cuz he says that i'm grinding all night. he a real one for that fr fr

[thelastchannelonyoutube]

I knew a guy who loved self help and hustle culture who refused to read any book that wasn’t a self help book. He even went as far as to say that fiction was a waste of time. He saw no value in them. The weird part was that he didn’t hate other forms of entertainment like movies or video games, it was just books.

[LobsterPuncher]

I'm currently reading "How to be self reliant without self help books". Damn thing ends on a cliff hanger so I have to buy part 2.

[aghost]

Love how this transformed from a classic self help video into a tribute to garages and the safety they give.
Respect from one garage dweller to another!

[pistocchio]

Can we take a moment to appreciate how he has vocal chords and uses them to say words and direct information via language? ❤️

[misterbennnn]

My life has been bumpy, but a self-help book said it's because my brain was too bumpy. I've been taking steps to make my brain smoother so my life will be smoother

[therealmorganofficial]

You’re a national treasure. Thank you, man, for carrying thing.

[aidanhickey]

In The Garage, I feel safe.
No one cares about my ways.
In The Garage, where I belong.
No one hears me sing this song.

[MrDBHeroes]

His next self-help book will be "How I Learned to Stop Carrying and Love the Bomb"

[hayk]

The garage part actually made me pretty sad. I do empathise with people that are that lost. And the only resource they have are these scams, because there are no quality public systems in place to help them.

[systematicloop]

You've inspired me to read self-help books so I can pretend I'm bettering my life without actually implementing any change. Thank you so much.

[MirroredReality]

I think the most underrated thing about this film is the lavalier microphone on the T-Shirt in the garage. A blink-and-you'll-miss-it decision, and yet a truly brilliant choice from a genius director, no doubt influenced by the many self-help books he attributes to his success. He allows us to hear the aloneness of his garage, be there with him, step into his world and simply *be.* It'll be a long time before this masterstroke is outdone. I look forward to your own self-help book, Man Carrying Thing, so that I might dream of amounting to even a fraction of such profundity. Perchance.

[ToomanyFrancis]

This reminds me of the time that guy that wrote that really popular self help book uploaded a youtube video about how he's able to read a lot of books. In the video he basically says that he only reads non-fiction and he hasn't read a book in its' entirety in several years. He starts a book, then when he gets a little bored he flips through the pages until he finds something that isn't boring, then when there's no more stuff in the book that isn't boring he adds it to his list of books he's read. Personally, if I only read self-help books I could probably read hundreds of books a day using this method of only reading the parts of books that are not boring. Because self-help books are only boring. There is no not boring.

[jacobharlow]

Sad story… keep the hustle going, brother! 🔥🔥

[KillerOfWhales]

We all know Deborah wants a guy who really engages with self-help books