Focusing on yourself is an important first step toward living a life you absolutely love. You’ll get tips on how to empower yourself and move beyond feeling as though life is happening to you to a feeling that you’re living your life purposefully, deliberately and with meaning. With topics such as how to be the person you want to be, how to manage stress and deal with anger, this book will help you get a better understanding of who you are.

The connections we have with others are meant to enrich our lives. So why do we spend so much time and energy maintaining relationships that are draining, frustrating and maybe even a little toxic?

The second section focuses on your relationships with chapters on when to stand your ground, how to reconcile with family or friends, or how to add a spark to your relationship.

When you aren’t clear as to what it is that you want from life it’s hard to put your finger on the troubles with your relationships. This is precisely why this is the second section of Your Life | Live it. Love it.. Focusing on your relationships gives you tips on how to communicate, how to stand your ground and takes you through the process of reconciliation. Not all relationships need to be salvaged or maintained, I’m sure you’ll agree. In my book I also give you permission to let go. The article “When reconciliation just isn’t in the cards” ends with “It?s okay to stand by a decision, even if it goes against “best practice”, if it means you?re living true to yourself.”

The last section focuses on enjoying the little things in life such as realizing the grass is greener right under your feet, how to keep a gratitude journal, and how to create great experiences.

The last section on enjoying the little things walks you through how to get the most out of life by not overlooking the seemingly insignificant moments in life. Happiness doesn’t lie in big houses, flashy cars or a lot of money. Happiness lies in choosing to see the joy in simple everyday things. I show you how to be content with what you have and how the green grass on the other side of the fence isn’t so green.

Your Life | Live it. Love it. gives you the permission you seek to be human, to make mistakes, learn from them, get back up and try again.

This is your life. You can choose how to live it. You can be happy, it’s okay to be happy and it’s never too late.

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“I really enjoyed reading your wonderful book, Sherri! It flowed right off the pages and into my heart. You could also title your book Creating Peace in My Corner of a Chaotic World. It is a handbook for a calm and peaceful, but not boring, life.

The book as a whole is very relevant to my life. As I was reading, I was thinking, “Gosh, Sherri and I are a lot alike.” We have had so many similar experiences and reacted in similar ways. For instance, I have often had the tendency to react to situations rather than respond. I haven’t been as bad about this as I have aged, but I still have my moments. Also, your section on being a catalyst for change resonated with me. I have been a catalyst, in the past, when I didn’t even realize it. In fact, the times I have accidentally been a catalyst worked better than times when I was deliberate about it.

I loved it when you wrote about communication. There have been instances when I thought I was lost in an episode of The Beverly Hillbillies, the miscommunication was flying so fast and furious! I am very alarmed when someone I care about misconstrues what I have said, when it was actually something very innocent. The last thing I want to do is hurt anyone’s feelings. So, I felt that topic was one of the most important ones. Our words and our actions to each other are so crucial to having peaceful relationships.

You made me think of my father when you said doing something for someone else was a good way to make yourself feel better. That’s what Dad used to tell me. He used a little stronger words though. He would say, “Stop feeling sorry for yourself, and see what you can do to help someone else!” At first I would be irritated, but then I thought about how true this was. I always felt better when I was helpful to others.

I got tickled when I was reading 10 Ways to Feel Better in 60 Seconds or Less. I suddenly found myself sitting up straight and taking deep breaths. Then I was on my way to the kitchen to get a glass of water. LOL

Thank you for this amazing book, Sherri! It is full of insight and wisdom. It is definitely a guidebook for a happier life! I know there are many people out there who will enjoy it and benefit from reading it as much as I have.” – Mary Canfield, Serene Journey reader

“Personally, I loved every part of the last section on “Enjoying the Little Things” and I’ve asked my wife to give it a read because I think she’ll really enjoy the lessons related to “Focusing on You.” I really expect that Your Life. Live it. Love it. will be a popular book that is read by many. I found the concepts and tips to be broad in appeal, yet many touched me personally.

I took away some very meaningful lessons that have already helped me personally. And I was challenged to take a fresh look at some areas of my life where I have struggled to find contentment and appreciation for all of God’s incredible blessings.” – Dustin, Engaged Marriage

“What I loved the most about the book is how Sherri combines her personal experience with life lessons that all of us can relate to.” – Anastasiya, Balance in me

“If there is anyone on this planet who can figure out how to make life simple and enjoyable, it’s Sherri. The book, as she explains it, is “designed to help people break mental barriers, confront insecurities, strengthen relationships, and redesign their life so they can live in a way that is true to who they are.” I’m sure we all could use a little help in these areas.” – Lisis, Quest for Balance