The ‘I Can’ Method

by Sarah Pittendrigh

“The I-Can Method” by Sarah Pittendrigh offers an inspirational memoir and practical guide for overcoming life’s challenges and achieving goals. Through a candid recount of her personal journey, Pittendrigh, a multi-award-winning entrepreneur, shares how she navigated through adversity to reach a place of success and freedom. The book is aimed at individuals who feel stuck in their personal or professional lives, providing them with strategies to shift their mindset and take control.

Targeting particularly businesswomen, “The I-Can Method” serves as a comprehensive guide to reaching full potential in both personal and professional realms. Pittendrigh emphasizes the importance of goal setting and adopting a growth mindset. The book’s actionable advice and methodology are designed to empower readers to break free from self-imposed limitations and envision a life of success and fulfillment. Its international use and success stories highlight its effectiveness in changing lives and businesses, making it an invaluable resource for those seeking significant life changes.

Sarah Pittendrigh is a multi-award winning entrepreneur and franchisor, who is also an Ambassador for The Prince's Trust Women Supporting Women Campaign and Everywoman. She has had her fair share of challenges in life, including the loss of a business where she was a shareholder and battling cancer. At 38, Sarah found herself as a bankrupt single mother on income support after losing a seven-figure business in the recession of 2008. With her home on the brink of being repossessed, Sarah made a plan to redesign her life and take control. Today, Sarah works as a Mindset Coach, using her 25 years of business experience to help female entrepreneurs and executives identify and overcome self-limiting beliefs that may be hindering their goals. She assists her clients in reconnecting with their self-confidence, building a growth mindset, and developing a strategic plan to bring their goals to fruition without becoming overwhelmed. When not working, Sarah resides in a beautiful part of rural Northumberland, where she enjoys supporting her son, a professional equestrian, ringside while surrounded by her extended family of horses, dogs, cat and hens.

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