Just Get On With It!

A lively contribution to the literature on personal development and coaching, with the subtitle 'a caring, compassionate kick up the ass', a heading which forms the last section in each chapter. If we want different results in our life, then we need to think differently as well as act differently, taking responsibility for our choices. I was struck by his advice on keeping in the flow on an everyday basis, so that one comes to define a successful day as one where one has largely achieved this as opposed to having ticked off a long list of tasks. He also encourages readers to contact their inner guidance and to act on it, reminding us that transformation is an inside-out job.