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The Book

Michelle’s practical and irreverent style make the task of overcoming adversity and creating the life you want a challenge you won’t want to miss.
— Erik Weihenmayer, world-class adventurer and the only blind person to climb Mount Everest

GET A LIFE THAT DOESN’T SUCK

 

In Get a Life That Doesn't Suck, esteemed consultant and executive coach Michelle DeAngelis explains how you can reduce your stress, improve your outlook and get rid of anything that’s holding you back.

Whether you are a student, a parent, an executive leading a big team or someone in between, Michelle provides the mechanics of joy that kick misery, worry and doubt to the curb and immediately improve your quality of life.  Daily joy becomes real, accessible and repeatable. 

She offers a fast-acting four-step process that works for problems of all sizes and ten actions to dramatically reduce the number of problems in your life.

A combination of street-smart wisdom and witty irreverence, this book provides science-based insights and practical tools so you can:

  • Learn how to be the best “you,” no matter what.

  • Stop being a slave to time.

  • Find your antidote to burnout and exhaustion. 

  • Reduce the problems you’re causing and equip yourself to handle the ones you can’t control.

  • Change your thoughts and reactions to get better results. 

  • See tasks as easier and get more done.  

  • Stop worrying.

Get a Life that Doesn’t Suck is an invitation to step into your best self and design an entirely new—and radically rewarding—way to live every day better.

 
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Regardless of life’s challenges, it IS totally possible to create “A Life That Doesn’t Suck” using the 10 Life-Changing Ahas described by Michelle in this fun-to-read and very meaningful work.
— Susan Jeffers, Phd., Best-Selling Author of Feel The Fear And Do It Anyway & Life Is Huge
Take responsibility. It’s the best and shortest way to a life that doesn’t suck. It’s an art that can be mastered. Read this book and find the inspiration for your own answers.
— Jurriaan Kamp, Editor-In-Chief, The Intelligent Optimist Magazine (Formerly Ode Magazine)
Turning negatives into positives is what Michelle’s message is all about. As a victim of a violent crime as well as a cancer survivor, I’ve learned the value of turning lemons into lemonade. As a president and visionary of the Cancer Schmancer Movement, I am putting that message into motion.
— Fran Drescher, Writer, Producer, Director, Philanthropist, Women's Health Advocate, Survivor