Books and chapters
I’ve written two paperbacks for the popular What’s Your Excuse? series and two chapters in edited collections.
What’s Your Excuse for not Being More Productive?
Do you avoid important tasks? Find it difficult to get started? Or struggle to get things done on time, perhaps due to ADHD or other forms of neurodiversity?
As a leading productivity coach, I’ve spent years listening to stories that people tell when they procrastinate. And I’ve helped hundreds of clients – students, professionals and entrepreneurs – to boost motivation by reframing these narratives. But being more productive isn’t just about getting things done; it’s also about finding balance in your life and focusing on what matters most.
In this book, I’ve compiled the most common excuses that people make when procrastinating and suggested how to challenge the assumptions.
Available from leading booksellers Waterstones, Amazon or Amazon UK, or email Juliet to place a direct order*: juliet@jlpcoach.com
*Why not order a signed copy for you or as a gift?
What’s Your Excuse for not Clearing Your Clutter?
Are you overwhelmed by too much stuff? Or eager to create more space, order or clarity?
Clutter is never just about stuff. We accumulate things for all sorts of reasons, and our belongings often become imbued with complex meanings, linking us to the past or to the future. So letting go can be difficult on both practical and emotional levels.
The book invites you to explore the stories that you tell yourself about the material things in your home or workplace. My aim is to guide you gently to rethink assumptions and to discover new perspectives. From books to bags, clothes to kitchenware, I share simple strategies to help you declutter, one step at a time in order to shift habits as well as surplus stuff.
Available from leading bestsellers Waterstones, Amazon or Amazon UK or email Juliet to place a direct order*: juliet@jlpcoach.com
*Get in touch if you’d like to order a signed copy.
I’ve also contributed a chapter to each of these books:
The Chronic Disorganization Tapestry: How to Thrive Despite Organizing Challenges
As a contributing author, I wrote the chapter on ‘The Challenge for Students’ for this book by the Institute for Challenging Disorganization.
Women in Clothes edited by Sheila Heti
In the chapter ‘You’re Never Going to Get That Money Back’, I discuss the psychology of decluttering, focusing on the emotional attachments and the multiple identities that women construct through clothes.
