Sue Wright ~ The Get-Your-Shit-Together Coach/How to Get Your Shit Together (The Book)

  • £9.99

How to Get Your Shit Together (The Book)

Feeling stuck? Life not quite working for you? If you’re lost, overwhelmed, or just know things need to change - but have no clue where to start - this book is your reset button. Packed with brain-training tools and coaching techniques, it helps you take stock, clear mental clutter, and build resilience so change feels exciting, not terrifying. By the end, you’ll be ready to face life head-on and say, “Bring it on!”

Contents

How To Get Your Shit Together.pdf
  • 1.43 MB

Introduction

The fact that you’re reading this sentence means the title hasn’t scared you off—phew! But let’s be real, most of us reach a point where life just isn’t working for us anymore. We drift into routines shaped by circumstances, obligations, and other people’s expectations. And before we know it, we’re stuck in a life that feels… off.

How do you know it’s time to get your shit together? Do any of these sound familiar?

  • A constant feeling of being ‘lost’ or unsettled.

  • Grouchiness—at yourself, others, even random inanimate objects!

  • A brain full of fluff and glue (scientific term pending).

  • Thoughts, plans, and dreams bouncing around your head like a washing machine on spin cycle.

  • A deep, nagging sense that things aren’t right—but no clue where to start fixing them.

Frustrating, right? When your mind is cluttered, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed, like getting your life together is a massive, impossible task. But here’s the good news: it doesn’t have to be that way.

This book is your personal reset button. It’s packed with brain-training tools, coaching techniques, and mindset shifts to help you take stock of where you are, figure out what needs to change, and most importantly—build the mental resilience to handle it all without freaking out.

I’ve used these techniques myself at pivotal moments in my life, and I still check in regularly—whether it’s a solo strategy session or working with my own mentors and brain-training coaches. You don’t have to do this alone, and you don’t have to feel like change is a mountain to climb.

By the end of this book, you won’t just be ready for change—you’ll be looking it straight in the eye and saying, “Bring it on!”