Stuck with Mr. Wrong?: Ten Steps to Starring in your own Life Story

Have you ever wished your life could be like a movie? In this warm and engaging book, author Amy O'Brien explains, step by step, how you can change the life you feel stuck in and start living a life you star in. With a winning combination of real-life stories and movies we all have seen and loved, she shows you how to avoid some mistakes and undo others. Instead of feeling like the best supporting actress-taking care of everyone but yourself-you can rewrite, edit, and shape your life into stories that make you, and the people who love you, happy and proud. "When you embrace your role as writer of your life movie, listen to your wise director, discard your dark inner princess, become a producer, learn your lines, set the stage, edit your film, and stop playing best supporting actress to your man, you will discover what I have learned: You are never truly stuck in any relationship. You have the power to free yourself from Mr. Wrong. Stuck is a state of mind. And your mind is something you can change."

Author: Amy Beth O'Brien
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Published: 06/22/2010
Pages: 282
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.84lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.59d
ISBN: 9781452870472

About the Author
Everyone loves the movies. We get to lose ourselves in a story and live vicariously through the main character. Through a fun and engaging step-by-step process of looking at life as though it were a movie, Amy inspires women to step into their starring role as leading lady of their own lives, and to stop playing best supporting actress or extra in another person's story at the expense of themselves. Amy is an the award-winning author of Stuck with Mr. Wrong? Ten Steps to Starring in your Own Life Story, best-selling co-author of A Juicy, Joyful Life, and author of a screenplay, Stitches. Drawing on her years as a professional trainer, consultant, yoga instructor, and career coach, she encourages women to express who they truly are inside and out.

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