Wouldn’t it be great if your life had an owner’s manual and a set of tools? Then, you could just take your life outside, hose it off, and tune it up.

Actually, that wish isn’t far from what is possible in understanding your life and how to live it according to your vision. Hand Me a Wrench, My Life Is Out of Whack reveals the mechanics of our lives, and how to find the tools for building the life we all wish for.

Testimonials

"Finally a personal development book that says it like it is, in a fun and intimate way. Hand Me a Wrench, My Life Is Out of Whack allows us to look at our infinite potential in a very unique light." — Mario P. Cloutier, President, Shopper Marketer

"Laura Hansen provides wit and easy steps along life's jumbled path. A great how-to guide that uplifts the spirit. Her unique sense of humor and humanity comes through to enlighten and brighten your day." — Susan Hull Bostwick, Archbishop, Church of Divine Man

"Hand Me a Wrench, My Life Is Out of Whack is an easy-to-follow, easy-to-implement program that helps you put your life back on track. Whether with your relationships, your business life, or your personal habits and creations, this book will help you create the life of your hopes and dreams. This is the right book at the right time!" — Thomas J. Powell, CEO, ELP Capital, Inc. , Author of Standing in the Rain and Comparing Real Estate Investments, Co-author of the book series Real Life Habits for Success

Based on Laura Hansen's over 20 years as a spiritual coach and mentor to tens of thousands of people, her playful approach helps you solve the mysteries of your life. Far beyond "think positive", Laura's 10 Life Mechanics exercises and tools shows you new, objective ways to examine the underlying "what," "how," and "why" of your life experiences - so that you can truly take charge and make your life your own.

Sample a Complimentary Chapter

Here are some of the chapter titles - Download a section for free!:
Chapter 1: You're good... You're "ice cream" good.
Chapter 4: Yeah, he was my soul mate, but he never picked up his socks.
Chapter 7: Why some habits are easier to change than others.
Chapter 10: Life Mechanics for everyday living.