All About Change : How To Successfully Make Personal Life Changes: How to Successfully Make Personal Life Changes

Have you ever felt completely lost and overwhelmed by the changes you need to make? What if you could view change with anticipation and excitement instead of trepidation and resistance?

In All About Change: How to Successfully Make Personal Life Changes, Sarah Carter will teach you how to turn change into an opportunity to get you closer to the ultimate vision of yourself.

This book will help you:

• Develop the right mindset for handling change
• Define your core values to drive your change
• Set clear and effective goals for your change
• Identify the key people to support you through your change
• And more...

Change is a skill. You can hone it (and become good at it!) so that every time an opportunity for change presents itself, you'll be ready to succeed. Sarah Carter shows you how in All About Change: How to Successfully Make Personal Life Changes.

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"This is the right book, at the right time, by the right author. From the first page to the last word, Sarah exhibits a dynamic approach to coaching and personal growth that's sure to have an impact far and wide."

~Ty Pinkins, Author of 23 Miles & Running

"Sarah takes us from thinking about surface level change...to actually taking action...without all of the fluff that we typically see. If you want to learn the skills needed to turn the dread of change into an opportunity for growth, this is a must-read."

-Ashlie Walton, Owner of LEO Warriors

"Sarah provides terrific insight as to why we fear and resist change. Through sharing stories she provides inspiring examples as to how we can come to accept change and move forward with success." Gina Dolin, Leadership Speaker and Coach at Your Truth Your Story

"Sarah invites you to reimagine those everyday moments that we may take for granted. Through a variety of shared testimonies you will be challenged to incorporate thoughtful questions to help navigate your change journey." Chris J. Berry, Coaching Conversations