Lift, Line, Try

Noa reads the same page for the third time. She keeps up. She feels nothing at all.

If you have ever been told to keep going, move on and look ahead, and found that the advice stopped working, this book is for you!

Lift, Line, Try starts from a simple idea: forward is a good direction, but not the only one.

Sometimes the most useful next step is a step back, taken on purpose, with a reason, a limit and an end.
The book gives you three ways to do it, one for each of three ordinary problems:
Feeling low and flat. Go back to the Spark, whatever first made you lean in, and find a small way to carry it into your days.
A trouble that keeps coming back. Go back to the Start, the point where it began, and mend what you have only been covering.
Something you set aside. Go back to the Pause, try a small piece of it, and decide on purpose whether to restart, shrink it, or let it go with thanks.

You will meet Rae, Beth, Cora and others, invented people whose small, imperfect months show how the tools work. You will also find five honest stop signs for when going back is a mistake, a guide to choosing when all three problems call at once, a one-page quick reference, a first-week plan, and a twenty-minute monthly habit called the Return Hour.

Plain words. Short chapters. No promises of a new you, only a better way of looking at the one you have.
Lift, Line, Try is a point of view, offered for reflection, and it points to good company when something is bigger than a book.

A gentle, practical guide for adults who are flat, stuck in a returning trouble, or haunted by something they set aside: three ways to go back on purpose, five signs for when not to, and a twenty-minute monthly habit to make it last.

Read it yourself or gift it to someone who needs it today.