Change Your Shoes, Change Your Life: Strut Your Way to a Fabulous New You!

by Susan Reynolds

"If you want to change your life, you need to start from the ground up."

-The Fairy Godmother
Shoes do make the woman-and changing your shoes can change your life. As shoe maven Susan Reynolds points out in this sassy, sexy book, it all has to do with Strutting Your Stuff.

Your new life is just a glass slipper away. Packed with prescriptive advice and fun fashion tips, Change Your Shoes, Change Your Life presents a step-by-step master makeover plan to help you reinvent yourself, revamp your life, and live your dreams. Put this plan into action, and you'll strut your way to happily ever after in no time.

It's as easy as slipping on a new pair of shoes! Just ask Cinderella.

240 pages, Hardcover

First published September 1, 2005

About the author

Susan Reynolds's most recent book is "Fire Up Your Writing Brain: How to Use Proven Neuroscience to Become a More Creative, Productive, and Successful Writer." She previously co-authored "Train Your Brain to Get Happy" and "Train Your Brain to Get Rich." Other recent books are "Healthiest You Ever" and "Meditation for Moms." She has also authored "Everything Enneagram, Change Your Shoes, Change Your Life, and co-authored Everything Personal Finance for Single Mothers," and "One-Income Household." Ms. Reynolds is the creator and editor of Adams Media¹s My Hero series, which includes "My Teacher Is My Hero" (2008), "My Mom Is My Hero" (2009), "My Dad Is My Hero" (2009), and "My Dog Is My Hero" (2010). She also edited "Woodstock Revisited, 50 far out, groovy, peace-inducing, flashback-inducing stories from those who were there" (2009). Ms. Reynolds has a B.A. in Psychology and has often written about psychological concepts, as well as edited a plethora of nonfiction books about multiple and varied subjects. In 2002, Ms. Reynolds uprooted her life and spent a year in Paris, reinventing herself, and her career trajectory. Upon return, she founded Literary Cottage, a literary consulting firm based in Boston, through which she coaches writers. Ms. Reynolds currently writes two blogs for mega-trafficked Psychologytoday.com.

Reviews

[Sandra · Rating 5 out of 5]

It's a book about shoes, and why we choose certain shoes. A book about shoes --do I need to write much more than that? Shoes!