Coming up, I'm going to share the dangers of self-help, but not very many people are talking

to you about it and then, oh boy, another term, resentism.

How does it relate to quiet quitting and what's really at the source of all of this?

Let's go.

Helping you win at work so that you're winning in life, I'm Kim.

The dangers of self-help that nobody is talking about.

Yeah, what?

You know, we live in the world today where we have more knowledge, more platforms for knowledge,

easier access to the platforms for knowledge than we ever have and it's going to get even easier.

Right?

Like, I'd stand by that statement all day long.

And this is a statement that I'd stand behind before chat GPT and all of the competitors that will come with chat GPT.

I think this idea of I could type a question on an internet site and be overwhelmed with a tidy, effective response.

And I don't even have to process it and understand it.

I can steal it if I want to.

So I think we actually have a growing problem with all of this knowledge.

And I know that that's counterintuitive, countercultural in some ways to say that education is good, knowledge is good and both of those statements are true.

But when knowledge becomes so easily accessed, it cheapens it because I'm building an appetite for just learning more, knowing more.

I'll come back to that statement in just a second.

So let's talk about you self-help junkies out there.

Now this is a phrase that I don't know when it became popularized, but certainly been around a long time.

And can I also admit that I've said it before?

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