Get Your Sh*t Together: How to Stop Worrying About What You Should Do So You Can Finish What You Need to Do and Start Doing What You Want to Do by Sarah Knight

In her book “Get Your Sh*t Together: How to Stop Worrying About What You Should Do So You Can Finish What You Need to Do and Start Doing What You Want to Do,” Sarah Knight provides readers with an actionable plan to break free from habitual procrastination and take control of their own lives. Knight proposes the idea that getting your sh*t together is not about being perfect, it is about never giving up on yourself.

Knight provides simple strategies to help you create better habits, eliminate distractions, and set goals. Knight encourages readers to “get comfortable with being uncomfortable” – pushing themselves to take control of their actions, instead of just being passive participants in their own lives. She emphasizes the importance of taking responsible breaks, setting boundaries, and committing to yourself as a single, united force for good.

Knight provides an easy roadmap to motivate people to achieve their goals and break their procrastination habits. Readers learn how to manage their time, create an effective plan of action, and eliminate distractions. She also shows how breaking large goals into smaller pieces can help manage one’s motivation and reduce stress.

One of the most powerful tools Knight discusses is changing the language we use to discuss our own abilities. Knight encourages readers to speak positively to themselves, using language that reflects their self-compassion and growth mindset. She reminds readers that failure, setbacks, and mistakes are all part of the learning process, not something to be ashamed of.

In spite of its uplifting title, this book does contain a myriad of practical advice on goal-setting, developing better routines, and overcoming stress and anxiety. Knight also provides readers with helpful examples from her own life, as she explains how she adopted the strategies she recommends to handle even the most difficult of challenges.

At the heart of “Get Your Sh*t Together”is the realization that stopping worrying about what you “should” do and starting doing what you “want” to do are the keys to personal success. With a positive and energizing tone, Sarah Knight encourages readers to take the reins of their life and be the master of their own destiny. Her book provides readers with the tools to identify their goals and march confidently toward them. At the end of the day, Knight firmly believes that getting your sh*t together is all about taking ownership of your life and finding peace with what’s truly important in life.