Description
What to Say When You Talk to Yourself (Shad Helmstetter)
What to Say When You Talk to Yourself explains how everyday self-talk shapes mood, choices and results—and offers straightforward methods to replace unhelpful inner scripts with kinder, more effective ones. It’s accessible, practical, and widely loved for real-world change.
Benefits
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Learn why negative self-talk blocks well-being and performance
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Replace unhelpful scripts with simple, repeatable language patterns
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Apply self-talk to confidence, habits, work, health and more (vendor-stated use cases)
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Portable paperback; 256 pages (HarperCollins Thorsons)
What’s inside
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Foundations of self-talk and how the brain adopts new scripts
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Practical techniques you can use across life areas (confidence, habits, fear, goals)
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Clear, encouraging style suitable for first-time readers of self-help
Who it’s for
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Mums wanting kinder inner language while rebuilding life after change
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Anyone who wants practical, no-jargon tools to shift self-talk
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Readers who prefer classic, time-tested self-help
FAQ
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Is it a workbook? It’s a practical paperback guide (not a fill-in journal). 256 pages.
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Therapy replacement? No—self-help, not a clinical treatment.
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Publisher/ISBN? HarperCollins/Thorsons; ISBN 9780008707613.
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Where to buy? We link to Booktopia (Australia); stock and delivery per retailer.
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