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The Little Book of Fake Gurus & Self-Help Scams is not an exposé of villains. It is an examination of a system that works exactly as designed. Most people believe advice exists to help them improve. In reality, most modern advice exists to make them feel certain. Certain about themselves. Certain about their direction. Certain that action is better than waiting. That certainty feels like progress. It often isn't. This book explains how motivation became a product-and how judgment quietly disappeared as a result. It shows why advice today spreads faster than understanding. Why confidence sells better than accuracy. Why speed beats truth. And why authority no longer needs experience to sound credible. Nothing here is about stupidity. The people most affected by modern self-help are often intelligent, thoughtful, capable individuals. They don't fail because they believe bad ideas. They fail because their judgment is replaced before they notice. This book breaks down the hidden mechanics: How confidence arrives before interpretation. How relief is mistaken for progress. How repetition creates conviction without understanding. How familiar voices bypass scrutiny. How reassurance replaces feedback. How learning quietly turns into dependency. You'll see why productivity can increase while thinking worsens. Why action feels responsible even when it narrows options. Why ""doing the right things"" can still lead to long-term damage. This is not a book of tips. There are no routines, affirmations, or step-by-step plans. Instead, the book introduces filters-not formulas. Ways to read advice under pressure. Ways to recognize when guidance is useful, premature, or quietly costly. Ways to reclaim judgment when certainty feels comforting but dangerous. The goal is not to reject advice. It is to stop inheriting certainty without understanding. If this book works, you will not feel more confident by the end. You will feel slower. More cautious. Less eager to act. That is not a weakness. It is judgment returning. This book is for readers who suspect that something is wrong-not with them, but with the advice they keep consuming. For those who feel informed yet oddly dependent. Productive yet less independent. Motivated yet less clear. It does not promise improvement. It removes false clarity. And that is often the difference between moving fast and surviving quietly. Regards, Nishant Chandravanshi

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