Unlock Your Potential: Coach Yourself to a Life You Love, and Discover the Secrets of Success in Career and Relationships

Do you feel dissatified with your life but don't know how to change it? Unlock your potential. Do you ever wonder if this is the best your life can be? Or if there's a better way? In this life-changing book, international life coach Liz Wilde shows you how to coach yourself to Unlock Your Potential: What would make you really happy? Learn how to find out what you want and need to be your best in all areas of your life. What's holding you back? The bad habits that stop you living your potential. What are you afraid of? Find out how to escape your comfort zone and go for your goals. Who's in charge of your life? Teach yourself how to take back control. Who do you need to be to unlock your potential? See how to increase your confidence and change your perspective. What will it take to get there? Discover the secrets of success. Learn to design the life you dream of and Unlock Your Potential--starting today.

Liz Wilde is an international life coach with clients in Britain, Spain, Italy, America, and Australia. Her work has been featured in Red, Eve, Company, 19, Family Circle, Healthy, and Zest magazines, and in the Evening Standard. She trained with Coach University, the largest coach training organization in the world, and is a member of both Coachville Coach Training and the International Coaching Federation, the regulatory body of international coaches. Liz is also a beauty, health, and wellbeing journalist, and a qualified fitness instructor. Her writing has appeared in the Guardian and Daily Mail newspapers (both in Britain), and in Marie Claire, Cosmopolitan, New Woman, and Men's Health magazines. She is the author of nine beauty, health, fitness, and wellbeing books, which have been published in six countries. She lives in London with her Australian partner and a very large barbecue.

Christine Wong graduated from New York City's Parsons School of Design in 1995 and became a graphic designer. She later decided to follow a career in illustration, which allows her to team her love of drawing with her passion for fashion. She is married and lives in New York.