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There are things you want, someone you want to be, changes you want to make . . .
But cue the chorus:
I don't have the time, money, or energy for that. I don't have experience doing "x." I am too short, fat, tall, old, awkward, exhausted. I work a demanding job. I have children and aging parents and can't find any time for myself.
You have a million reasons why you can't.
Well, grab a pen.
The journey to possible starts with just one reason.
A Million Reasons Why You Can't is an interactive, direct, personal, and occasionally funny companion for when you are at an inflection point. You're considering making a change in work or life, or maybe change is just plain coming-like it or not. At its core, this book opens the door to the realization that you can do (almost) anything if you can get out of your own way.
In short, accessible sections, I offer reflections, questions, and invitations.
Scribble in the margins, underline, or not. The blank pages welcome your ink. You've got space, but take more if you need it. Grab a notebook. Have at it. Permission granted, any way you want.
My only hope is that one idea or story will speak to you.
One reason why you can.
But cue the chorus:
I don't have the time, money, or energy for that. I don't have experience doing "x." I am too short, fat, tall, old, awkward, exhausted. I work a demanding job. I have children and aging parents and can't find any time for myself.
You have a million reasons why you can't.
Well, grab a pen.
The journey to possible starts with just one reason.
A Million Reasons Why You Can't is an interactive, direct, personal, and occasionally funny companion for when you are at an inflection point. You're considering making a change in work or life, or maybe change is just plain coming-like it or not. At its core, this book opens the door to the realization that you can do (almost) anything if you can get out of your own way.
In short, accessible sections, I offer reflections, questions, and invitations.
Scribble in the margins, underline, or not. The blank pages welcome your ink. You've got space, but take more if you need it. Grab a notebook. Have at it. Permission granted, any way you want.
My only hope is that one idea or story will speak to you.
One reason why you can.