Simply Leap: Seven Lessons on Facing Fear and Enjoying the Crap out of Your Life

by Lauree Ostrofsky

Dream careers. Cross-country moves. Magical coffee shops. Lauree Ostrofsky's clients have created lives more amazing than they ever thought possible. Their journeys involved tough roadblocks too. Doubt and fear making even small steps feel challenging. They moved past these by being kinder to themselves, worrying less and trusting their instincts more. In each of their stories shared here, there were moments of surprise and sheer delight when just what they were hoping for finally happened.Now it’s your turn. Through this behind-the-scenes look at leaps-in-process, you’ll learn the seven lessons you need to create a life you love and enjoy the crap out of getting there! “Delight and magic can enter your life as you pursue change...if you’re willing to go there with an open and honest heart.” - Nancy Hawley, Vice President & General Manager of Unstuck“This book is everything I love about Lauree Ostrofsky. She has an innate ability to take transformative wisdom and boil it down into understandable and actionable strategies. This book is like sitting down to talk with her over coffee.” – Katy Craig, Director of Strategic Initiatives at the Boettcher Foundation“SIMPLY LEAP is the sweetest, most loving kick in the ass you'll ever get.“- David Hicks, PhD, co-founder of Regis University's Mile High MFA and author of the debut novel, White Plains

121 pages, Paperback

Published November 19, 2016

Reviews

[James · Rating 5 out of 5]

Through a combination of heart and wisdom, Lauree Ostrofsky guides readers to live lives of joy and meaning. Her book is as warm as her personality. And the stories she shares assure readers that she has lived these words. I highly recommend this book, as well as getting to know the author herself.

[Zo · Rating 4 out of 5]

A good read for people who have just graduated college or someone going through (or wanting to go through) a change in their life. Broadly, for people who are feeling lost. Hopefully, it’ll be a book that you find yourself re-reading or referring back to.