Books like Maybe it's you by Lauren Handel Zander
In *Maybe It's You*, life coach Lauren Handel Zander presents a proven, step‑by‑step process that has helped tens of thousands of clients achieve meaningful change. By encouraging readers to stop lying to themselves and to honor their commitments, Zander’s method provides a clear roadmap for overcoming obstacles in love, career, relationships, and health. The book combines hands‑on exercises, inspiring client stories, and the author’s own hard‑won insights to help readers identify and articulate their setbacks, turning them into sources of personal power and growth.
First publish date: 2017
Genre: Psychology/General Psychology
Authors: Lauren Handel Zander
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