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???? The self-help industry is worth $10bn a year in the US alone. Why is it so successful? Rob and Neil improve themselves and teach you six items of useful English vocabulary in this archive episode of 6 Minute English. Are you interested in self help? Join the conversation in the comments ????????????

Useful vocabulary:
✔️ self help - trying to improve yourself without the help of professionals
✔️ trend - something new which is popular for a period
✔️ to dwindle - to become fewer or weaker
✔️ therapeutic - relaxing; making you feel less anxious
✔️ to go from strength to strength - to become more successful over time
✔️ millennial - someone born between the mid-1980s and early 2000s

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English Rewind is a collection of programmes from the BBC Learning English archive. This episode of 6 Minute English was first published on the BBC Learning English website in July 2017.

More programmes:
???? 6 Minute English: Are late nights bad for health? ???? https://youtu.be/LXrh2AJa8nU
???? Helping others gain work skills: Rosie Ginday ???? https://youtu.be/0anw84HjQAY
???? Keeping mental health in focus: Steven Hassan ???? https://youtu.be/llWBInXsfGI

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