Lauren Handel Zander is a life coach, university lecturer, and public speaker. As Co-Founder and Chairman of Handel Group, an international corporate consulting and private coaching company, she has coached countless private clients: professors, politicians, award-winning artists, and Fortune 500 CEOs. The Handel Method has been taught at MIT, Stanford University, NYU, and in the New York City Public School System. Lauren has also led seminars and conferences all over the world and has contributed to the New York Times, Forbes, Self, Women's Health, Vogue, Marie Claire, Elle, and the Huffington Post.
"Change takes work! I'm so glad that there is a book that doesn't
sugarcoat anything.... This book is only for people who are ready
for change and to face everything holding them back. You're not
alone; I'm on the journey too!"--Michelle Williams, Destiny's
Child
"Lauren and her method have helped me rewrite my inner dialogue,
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partner, the mother, the daughter, the sister, and the teacher I've
always dreamed I could be."--Elena Brower, author of Art of
Attention
"Lauren Zander has taught me important lessons required to live a
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loving. Lauren has forced me to face myself over and over again
until I am happy."--Miki Agrawal, CEO and cofounder of THINX, and
author of Do Cool Sh*t
"Lauren Zander is a unique talent with unique insight into the
human condition. I have seen her method transform dozens of
students over more than a decade of teaching at my university. Now
this important work can reach the mass audience it
deserves--transforming readers across the world."--David Mindell,
professor, MIT
"Practical and inspiring, Zander's [Maybe It's You] shows how
owning up to setbacks and shortcomings can turn them into
strengths."--Success magazine
"Profound and enlightening. Will also make you smile and laugh.
And, most importantly, if taken seriously, it can be
transformative. You'll be recommending it to your family and
friends who you care about."--Marc Wais, senior vice president for
student affairs, New York University
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