
Last updated: 3 October 2026
Take Your Own Advice is Jeffrey Marsh's book for people who spend their energy looking after everyone else and leave nothing for themselves. Marsh is a nonbinary writer and LGBTQ+ advocate. They use their own story of growing up genderfluid in an unaccepting family to show how to turn that care inwards. The 256-page paperback came out in May 2023. On 3 October 2026 Amazon UK had it at £14.01, with the Kindle edition at £2.99.
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The book is aimed at givers, carers and empaths: the friend everyone calls for advice, who rarely asks for help in return. Marsh learned to put other people's needs first to get through a difficult childhood. As an adult, that left them in the back seat of their own life.
Marsh shares their story alongside the lessons they learned on the way back to themselves. The publisher says it is for anyone who has come to believe their worth depends on being useful to others.
Marsh grew up in Pennsylvania. They became known for short, affirming videos for LGBTQ+ people, which later drew criticism on Fox News. Their website says they spent 20 years living and studying in a Buddhist monastery. Their earlier book is How to Be You.
Rolling Stone wrote that Marsh "uses their own story of growth and struggle to encourage readers to give themselves the kindness they usually reserve for others". The quote is on Jeffrey Marsh's page for the book. On Amazon UK the paperback had 4.9 out of 5 from 91 ratings when we checked.
The paperback is a US edition at £14.01. The Kindle edition is much cheaper at £2.99 if you are happy reading on a screen. Marsh's childhood is a big part of the book, including the abuse they went through. That may make it a hard read for anyone with similar experiences. It is reflective rather than a step-by-step programme.
Amazon UK had the paperback in stock at £14.01 on 3 October 2026.
Take Your Own Advice on Amazon UK
It is a self-help book by Jeffrey Marsh about turning the care you give other people towards yourself. It is built around Marsh's own story of growing up nonbinary in an unaccepting family.
Marsh is a nonbinary writer and LGBTQ+ advocate from Pennsylvania, known for affirming online videos. They also wrote How to Be You.
On 3 October 2026 Amazon UK had the paperback at £14.01, the Kindle edition at £2.99 and the audiobook at £8.99.
The paperback has 256 pages.
Yes. Amazon UK listed the audiobook at £8.99 on 3 October 2026.
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