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Yes, you pay a monthly fee. Some will consider it quite expensive.

But if you're matched with a good counselor, they will help you break through psychological barriers. They'll reveal psychological weaknesses that will help build your character and help you live the life you really want. This doesn't occur with any kind of quick fix, but the holistic approach of affecting how you make decisions.

How you make decisions determines everything about your life. Personal responsibility and power get put back in your hands. You just have to first admit that there's more you can do to help yourself. The counselor will take care of the rest.

I came to this website because I'm an entrepreneur who's an introverted workaholic who has anger issues and a social media addiction. My social media addiction consisted of making long-form posts that should, for the most part, be kept private and should be shared with a counselor from BetterHelp instead.

Within one week of speaking to my counselor, I was completely off of social media. I deactivated all of my accounts. This was a decision that literally led to me doubling my income in four days. On Monday, I quit Facebook. By Monday evening, all of the hours I would have burned on Facebook I put into applying myself to getting clients for my business. By Thursday, I had acquired several new clients that led to thousands of dollars in revenue that more than made up for the monthly fee. And I would not have made this decision without counselor Harry Gilley's guidance and suggestions.

I only speak for myself when I say that I've found that the best use for BetterHelp is when you want to accomplish something in your life and you can admit that you're the number 1 problem inhibiting you from reaching what you really want to in life.

You pay a monthly fee...but, trust me, if you're speaking to your counselor about the right problems, the monthly fee won't mean anything. Don't go to your counselor asking how to make more money. Go to your counselor asking what it is about yourself, the decisions you're making, the psychological inhibitors, that are preventing you from making more money.