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Self-improvement tourists

Self-improvement tourists

These are the people that only come to self-help when things go wrong in life. 

They just got slapped in the face with a divorce or someone close to them just died and now they’re depressed. They use self-help material to fix whatever is bothering them, to get them back on their feet, and then they’re off into the world again.

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