Do you feel stuck or stifled, but struggle to know what to do next? It s time to repot your life. In a world in which we re living longer and change is a necessary yet often uncomfortable process Repotting Your Life is your simple three-step companion to revitalizing your relationships, your priorities or your career, whatever your age: Step 1, Potbound: How to identify that you re stuck and need to make a change. Step 2, Repotting: Offers you the key stages to making a smooth transition Step 3, New Bloom: The process of putting down roots, re-energizing you for your next adventure With verve, wit and wisdom, Repotting Your Life offers the insights and motivation needed to set aside what is no longer working and gives you the tools you need to design a life full of possibility and new bloom.

___ Are you ready for something new? If so, you're ready to repot your life. 'Anyone who wants change in their life should buy the book. It's really practical: a step-by-step plan.' Mark Dolan, TalkRadio Self-Development Book of the Week ___ 'Let Frances Edmonds help you pull up those roots and grow some new shoots.' SAM BAKER, Noon In Repotting Your Life, expert 'repotter' Frances Edmonds has created a toolkit with four simple, actionable steps. Whether you're considering a career change or moving to a new place; rediscovering your passions or contemplating any transformation, large or small, this is your essential guide to rejuvenating your life. Step 1 - Know when you need to make a change Step 2 - Identify what makes you happy and what matters to you most Step 3 - Prepare to end one phase of your life and commit to your repotted future Step 4 - Put down new roots and reenergise yourself for your next adventure With verve, wit and wisdom, Repotting Your Life will encourage you to set aside what is no longer working and design a thriving life full of purpose and fresh possibility. ___ 'Really resonates. Keep growing, keep flourishing.' GABBY LOGAN 'The ultimate handbook for anyone wanting to be challenged, fulfilled and stay young in mind and body.' Angela Rippon