In Part II of our series on criticism, we look at the best methods for giving criticism to ensure that comments are received and understood.

How do you hold up in the face of criticism? In this first part of a two part series, we explore the best methods for dealing with criticism.

Thomas A. Harris’s book “I’m OK, You’re OK” is one of the most famous self-improvement book s of all time and builds on the principles of Transactional Analysis.

Many people are talking about Malcolm Gladwell’s newest book, “Outliers: The Story of Success.” It’s been highly anticipated, but what does it actually teach its readers in terms of self-improvement? Read Whakate’s review on the book and join the discussion with other members!

Whakate´s Best of Web Award recognises the 30 best personal development and productivity resources the internet has to offer today.

Bringing more positive thinking into your life doesn’t require a psychologist. There are simple ways you can begin the habit of positive self-talk. Experts say that positive self-talk will eventually lead to more positive thinking.

Mark Twain savaged Benjamin Franklin’s self-improvement books, “Poor Richard’s Almanac” and “The Way to Wealth”. He would have hardly been kind to “The Secret,” Rhonda Byrne’s book about the Law of Attraction.