Break Through: Practical Steps for Moving From Stuck to Unstoppable

by Mark Fennell

We all feel stuck at times – professionally, personally, financially, emotionally, or even just stuck in our own heads.
Life coach Mark Fennell has given thousands of clients the tools they need to shift their thinking, unlock inner strength and find the motivation required to break through the feeling of being stuck so that they can move forward and make lasting life changes.
In this practical and relatable book, Mark shares some of these client stories along with his own experience of anxiety and coping with infertility. Using proven exercises and actions, Mark provides a roadmap for working through feelings of frustration and despair towards a fulfilled and happy future.
Break Through will help you to change your approach to decision-making, tune into your gut and make choices that chime with who you really are, empowering you to be your own coach and get the breakthrough you need.

Genres: Self Help

298 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 8, 2024

About the author

Mark Fennell is an author, speaker, and business professional who has worked for over 22 years in sales and sales management. After almost being fired three times for poor sales performance, he focused on learning and utilizing his unique strengths. This eventually led to recognition for Top 3 sales performance for a division of his global Fortune 500 company, accumulating wealth in the top 10% of the country and generating annual income in the top 1% of individuals in the United States.

Mark enjoys reading, running, and spending time with his family. He has read over 400 books, amassing a collection of over 500 quotes and has run five marathons, including the Boston Marathon.

Mark and his wife Dana have been married for 18 years and reside in a suburb of Philadelphia, PA. They are blessed with three children.

Reviews

[Shane Colton · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very good book. Something for everyone. I was sceptical the title was a salesy marketing ploy but I was wrong. There is a lot of good points and anologys/examples referenced to throughout. The book goes into sufficient detail that it's not a wooly blue sky book....but yet not an indepth academic thesis not easily read. I would recommend to anyone.

[A.M. · Rating 3 out of 5]

an irish life coach who actually did have some practical steps to follow.

listening to him read his own audiobook was lovely -

he kept saying ‘thoughts’ like taughts which caught me for a second…

3 stars

So far this year my library saved me $3161.01