When the Clouds Come: Dealing with Difficulties, Facing Your Fears, and Overcoming Obstacles

by Drew Povey

Sometimes it seems life is trying its best to knock you to your knees. Why not stay standing and strive to thrive with these proven strategies? Never before have we lived in a time of more disarray, confusion, uncertainty, and challenges. When the Clouds Come is a book that understands the stressors you face, not only in your own life, but also those that surround us in this challenging era. The tips and ideas inside can help make it all the more manageable. When the Clouds Come will give you tried and tested ideas that will truly help when you need it most. This unique book serves as a life manual to be read, reread, and kept in your library to be dipped back into whenever needed. Drew Povey’s popular coaching and leadership work have developed countless people to be able to work through the significant and sometimes shattering challenges that are an inevitable part of life. In personal and professional life alike, it’s not a question of whether or not the clouds will come― we know they will. This book will show you what you can do to ride out the storms and come out stronger on the other side. This one-of-a-kind book is full of the author’s own models for facing fears and overcoming obstacles. These strategies have been successfully utilised for years in a range of different sectors, including elite sport, business, the NHS, Police, and education. Whatever your situation, your goals, and your challenges, there is something here that can help you through.

240 pages, Paperback

Published April 11, 2022

Reviews

[Jill · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book came at the right time for me. Some practical advice and I lot to think about. I keep it by my bed and dip in and out of it regularly. Fab xx

[Annalise Scardamaglia · Rating 1 out of 5]

I bought this book thinking it would be similar to other self help books i’ve read and loved but honestly the hardest book to read. It didn’t take me long to realise the target audience was more for those in the corporate world. I didn’t find the book very relatable and felt that a lot of the concepts dragged out over many pages using the same ideas repeated with different words. I think the concepts were good but felt a bit narrow minded and attempted to appeal to a wide audience but failed on a personable level. Some might like it but definitely wasn’t for me!

[Elizabeth · Rating 2 out of 5]

An encouraging & enthusiastic book. Some familiar self-help themes.