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

I loved it from start to finish and plan to listen to it again. Her voice was comforting, real and logical. I appreciate that she shared stories from her own life, which makes this book seem even more real. I highly recommend this to anyone who may need a push in the direction of getting their sh*t together. ♡♡♡

Profane common sense

I would love more like this one about getting things done when you don't think like the typicals.

It's a snarky tone that keeps the info unboring.

Laughed all day. It makes me want to clean more and do the crappy stuff that is so annoying.

You'll hate it if you cringe at cussing. She has no filter on and that's really hilarious if you have Asperger's or a dry sense of humor. <br/>

This is a must even if you think you've got it all together!! So glad I downloaded this book. I can't wait to download her other book!! Amazing!

I absolutely love this book. Your voice wasn't annoying and I loved all the movie references. I'm happily on my way to having my shit together and I will definitely be reading other books by you!

Insightful, colorful, and personable. She is a great story teller, I look forward to more books from her.

I'd place this in the top 6 of must haves out of the last 30!

Great sense of humor added with a no holds barred to the point attitude.

Fucking hilarious and poignant! Sarah Knight puts to words the way I've been thinking of myself and friends for years.

A good, honest book with no pretention. Liked it ans will listen twice. Good reading too.

I loved it. easy to follow. I'm about to listen to it again but this time take notes

This was more of a pep talk..geared towards 20 something's. I did not learn anything new..no "ah-ha magic moments. I must say that it was entertaining though.

Even at high speed I could not wait for it to be over. I have read/listened to a lot of self help-motivation books. This is not one that I will recommend. Go find a Zig Ziglar or Tony Robins book. Even in the 1930's you had better books by Napoleon Hill. Get better time management principles from Ben Franklin's biography. Just don't wast your time here.