You Really Can Change Your Life In 10 Minutes…

Discover this simple, ingenious formula for people who want to make change.It actually works.

No More Blame-Game

This is a shame-free zone. Say goodbye to your inner critic.

No more blame-game beating yourself up for where you’re at, what’s going badly or how you’re feeling.

It’s about choosing things you can do. Pick tips you love (or at least don’t hate the most) and then do more of them. Stick to one or a few and make the habit a daily ritual. Or work your way through until you find something that feels like the right fit.

The disconnect between what we want and what we actually do is often a source of pain. Changing what we do, even in 10 minutes, can powerfully bring us closer to what we really want. It can bridge the painful gap between what we want and where we’re at.

This book is not based on the belief you have to change. You’re perfectly enough how you are right now. Besides, being perfect sounds boring. But if you want to make small or big changes, you’re in the right place.

This book will help you to shine even brighter.

What Readers Are Saying

  • Captivated me

    Change Your Life in 10 Minutes had me captivated, hook, line and sinker from the get go.”

    — Tanya Preston
    Whoseson Alex lost his battle with cancer when he was eight..
  • Relevant

    “These stories and information are so important and so relevant – stop the constant hustle and bustle and take the 10-minutes to make the change you know you need to do. Brilliant!”

    Pablo Campillos
  • Comforting

    “I laughed, cried and felt a sense of sisterhood reading Change Your Life in 10 Minutes.  The wave of emotions I experienced reading Rosanne’s personal stories was soothed knowing that there were the 10 minute hacks which follow to give hope and solutions.”

    — Tanya Preston
    Whoseson Alex lost his battle with cancer when he was eight..
  • Well Written

    Change Your Life in 10 Minutes is so very well written. I love how it has been put together. Knowing that others have struggled and overcome challenges helps us in our own healing, recovery and growth.”

    — Dr Praise Matemavi
    International transplant surgeon.

Rosanne Michie

About The Author

Rosanne Michie is a writer, former newspaper columnist and broadcaster. She is a mum and step-mum of kids with unique challenges; survivor of family trauma; and lover of a great party.

She has also spent several years at the pointy end of corporate life as a consultant specialising in change.

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