If it's not right, go left: practical and inspirational lessons to move you in a positive direction

Oakland, California: The Collective Book Studio (2021)
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Everyone gets stuck sometimes. Whether it's a personal loss, an aimless career, or a difficult breakup, many people find themselves unsure where to take their next steps. Kristen Glosserman -- goal-setting strategist, life coach, and mother of four -- offers wise guidance and direction, using examples culled from her own inspiring life. In light of her own family tragedy and personal struggles, Kristen formulated a plan to regain sight of her goals, now made accessible to readers. A series of life lessons, including Begin, Focus, Commit; Love is a Choice; and Stay in Your Lane, guide this inspirational publication about the attainability of happiness. If It's Not Right, Go Left teaches that with connection, communication, and collaboration come change, and it takes only the actionable guidance offered by Kristen to pivot towards one's achievable goals. Readers will be drawn to gorgeous illustrations alongside a wealth of constructive lessons in order to accomplish the lifestyle changes they need."--Amazon.com.

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