No Regrets on Sunday: The Seven-Day Plan to Change Your Life - Softcover

Hawkins, Peter

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0091947405 ISBN 13: 9780091947408

Publisher: Vermilion, 2012

Synopsis

Are you stuck in a rut but not sure what you should change or what else you could do? You can change your life for the better and in just one week. No Regrets on Sunday is a seven-day plan to help you set about changing your life to find greater success and happiness. Every day for a week you are invited to work your way through a new chapter and carry out the practical exercises they contain. All you need to do is set aside about one hour a day to read the chapter and do the exercises. You will be challenged, inspired, and motivated so that by the end of the seven days you should have a clear idea of what you want and how you can make it happen. This book will teach you how to identify your mindset and work out if you need to switch to a new one, how to make the most of the time you have, who you are and who you really want to be, what your talents and skills are and how can you maximize them, and how to turn your hopes, dreams, and aspirations into reality. Written by career and life management expert Peter Hawkins, the book is designed to be like having your very own life coach by your side.

About this title

About the Author:

Dr Peter Hawkins is the cofounder of Windmills, an organization that delivers programs across the UK to businesses, individuals, schools, FE colleges, and local authorities. His diverse client and partner base includes O2, BT, Open University, Westinghouse, Bank of America, and Shropshire Local Authority. Hawkins has also written the book The Art of Building Windmills.

Review:

"Brilliant, practical and profound ... Hawkins will take your whole life to a completely different level."  —Richard Nelson Bolles

"A great book ... informative and useful."  —Charles Handy

About this edition

• Publisher: Vermilion
• Publication date: 2012
• ISBN 10: 0091947405
• ISBN 13: 9780091947408
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 218