Key Differences

           between

               SELF HELP & BEING HELPED

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• AUTONOMY  - SELF HELP emphasizes personal initiative and independence, while BEING HELPED involves external support and collaboration.

• CONTROL  - In SELF HELP, individuals have more control over their process and pace of improvement, whereas BEING HELPED may involve following guidance or interventions from others.

• SUPPORT SYSTEMS  - SELF HELP relies on self-sourced resources and motivation, while BEING HELPED involves external sources of support and encouragement.

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Both SELF HELP and BEING HELPED can be valuable, and often, a combination of the two can provide a balanced approach to personal growth and overcoming challenges.