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This book offers effective ways for you to change your life for the better with plenty of tips to manage your time and your life. If you are overwhelmed with too much information about time management, try just a few of the suggestions from this book. Take action and make a difference in your life so you free up time to do the things you love. Susan Kersley is a retired medical doctor who became a Life Coach.

Give yourself ten precious gifts. You will discover what I've learned over many years of making New Year's resolutions. I offer you suggestions for gifts to give yourself at the New Year, or any time. These will enable you to change your life for the better. The author, Susan Kersley, is a retired doctor and Life Coach.

Overcoming life challenges requires adjustments, even if the solution seems obvious. The most important thing to do is to make a start, however small. When you take the first step, the next steps become much easier.Strange though it may seem, when you change any part of your life, other changes become easier.Even simple changes, such as your hairstyle or clothing, can lead to bigger changes.This book offers you a multitude of ways to change your life. Pick those that resonate with you and be open to transforming your life.

Many people feel unhappy about the state of their work-life balance. Perhaps you're one of them, and like them, you may want to know what you could do to restore, rebuild, and renew it.If your work is your life and you have no time for little else, then something must change. Work is important and may take up many waking hours. But don't neglect the rest. It is vital to find time for your friends and family, your partner, and your community. But most important of all is you and what is essential for your health and happiness.That means discovering the steps you need to take to make a difference. It entails making time for parts of your life that you ignore. It involves committing yourself to making changes.Many people feel unhappy about the state of their work-life balance. Perhaps you're one of them, and like them, you may want to know what you could do to restore, rebuild, and renew it.If your work is your life and you have no time for little else, then something must change. Work is important and may take up many waking hours. But don't neglect the rest. It is vital to find time for your friends and family, your partner, and your community. But most important of all is you and what is essential for your health and happiness.That means discovering the steps you need to take to make a difference. It entails making time for parts of your life that you ignore. It involves committing yourself to making changes.Many people feel unhappy about the state of their work-life balance. Perhaps you're one of them, and like them, you may want to know what you could do to restore, rebuild, and renew it.If your work is your life and you have no time for little else, then something must change. Work is important and may take up many waking hours. But don't neglect the rest. It is vital to find time for your friends and family, your partner, and your community. But most important of all is you and what is essential for your health and happiness.That means discovering the steps you need to take to make a difference. It entails making time for parts of your life that you ignore. It involves committing yourself to making changes.Many people feel unhappy about the state of their work-life balance. Perhaps you're one of them, and like them, you may want to know what you could do to restore, rebuild, and renew it.If your work is your life and you have no time for little else, then something must change. Work is important and may take up many waking hours. But don't neglect the rest. It is vital to find time for your friends and family, your partner, and your community. But most important of all is you and what is essential for your health and happiness.That means discovering the steps you need to take to make a difference. It entails making time for parts of your life that you ignore. It involves committing yourself to making changes.