By Phoebe Arslanagić-Little From manifestation to Emily Ratajkowski’s divorce ring, our obsession with self-help is materialism dressed up as philosophy, writes Phoebe Arslanagic-Little An American writer called Tyler Austin Harper has coined the term ‘therapeutic libertarianism’ and won my eternal gratitude for naming this infuriating and inescapable phenomenon. What is therapeutic libertarianism? An unholy mix of self-help and business school babble, underpinning the central conceit that your growth and self-actualisation is the meaning of life. Therapeutic libertarianism means turning your …