Repotting Your Life
Reframe Your Thinking.
Reset Your Purpose.
Rejuvenate Yourself Time and Again.
Do you feel stuck or stifled, and know that something needs to change?
In a world in which we’re living longer and change is a necessary and sometimes uncomfortable process – Repotting Your Life is a simple 4-step solution to revitalising your career, rediscovering your passions and rejuvenating your future.
How can repotting help you?
With verve, wit and wisdom, Frances Edmonds will take you on a journey of self-discovery, encourage you to set aside what is no longer working and help you design a thriving life full of fresh possibility.
Repotting Your Life is a simple 4-step companion to revitalising your relationships, your passions or your career, whatever your age:
Potbound
With thoughtful guidance, you’ll identify the change you need to make.
Pots and Plans
Simple exercises will help you discover what makes you happy and what matters most.
Pulling up the Roots
Practical ways to end one phase of your life and commit to your repotted future.
Bedding In
Now put down your new roots, prepare for challenges and become re-energised for your next adventure.
Read an Extract
How do you know when you’re Potbound and is repotting the best solution for you?
Are you feeling:
Stuck in a rut?
Tired of the treadmill?
Bogged down by bad habits?
Stifled by situations that are no longer working?
Prepared to uproot and repot?
Read an extract from Repotting Your Life to find out if you’re potbound…
Do you need better Pots and Plans?
Are you willing to:
Clear the decks? ( Let go of the past)
Face your fears?
Make a plan?
Plug the gaps?
Move on, dig in and branch out?
Read an extract from Repotting Your Life and discover what matters most to you…
About Frances
Frances Edmonds is a perennial repotter. Now in the springtime of her senility, she has worked all over the world as an international conference interpreter, writer, broadcaster, keynote speaker, building contractor, business development networker and, latterly, Stanford University fellow researching the issues surrounding longevity.
Frances and her daughter, Alexandra Edmonds. Inter-generational coffee break. Stanford Graduate School of Business.