A huge THANK YOU for the insights you provided to my CINC Group in your “Elephant in the Room’ presentation this morning.We are all extremely grateful to you for giving us your time and we really value the suggestions & ideas that you communicated throughout the presentation, both in individual coping mechanisms and also in how to initiate conversations with others on how they are coping. We all feel much better armed in the event that we find ourselves in such a situation. Ian Cordner CINC Group.

10/10 score, and commented “It was really useful content, which I would like to take back into my team”.itSMF ACT Virtual State Event

Scored in our top 5% of presenters – so well done!Awesome, the “bad” jokes and fun activities were great.Content was good, and it was good to see it focus on typical engineering personality types. Easily one of the top webinar presenters I have experienced. She was funny, engaging and down to earth. A really great webinar! Good advice overall.Good and honest.Good knowledgeable presenter.Good presentation thanks. Great engaging presenter who gave out plenty of energy which can be difficult on vidcon. Light humoured. An excellent quality to present this topic.Poll was good.The content was excellent and relevant – it lined up with my experiences and reassured me. Some help advice.Well presented, relatable, and thought provoking.Well done Sarah! Engineers Australia

Such a fabulous training session today. You gave us some amazing insight Sarah. I walked away thinking what an inspiration you must be to your clients. Thank you again! Denise T (ACC)

Sarah is a brilliant coach and mentor. Genuine and straightforward. Always with a side order of cheeky irreverence for the status quo. The Focus 15 is a fresh perspective for anyone who wants to hit the mark without wasting time. NDS Productions N.Sutton.

Reviews on Life Works When.A story of piecing happiness together for a successful life. By Psychologist and Coach Sarah Godfrey

There is no one more qualified to write a book about life skills and positivity, than Sarah Godfrey. Her ability for empathy, warmth, clear thinking and optimism, together with her incredible knack of ‘getting things done’ is truly inspirational-both professionally and personally. Sarah has a vision, and then follows it through-no matter what obstacles are in the way-and somehow miraculously the vision eventuates! This book is the perfect way for many to benefit and be inspired by her unique ability and skills. Sylvia Werba. Psychologist. MAPS CCOUN CEDP IPP ADCA CCA AHPRA

Sarah’s insightful and refreshingly accessible ‘Life Works When’ takes readers on a fun and informative journey for all ages, especially the young at heart. Sarah is a polymath whose vitality and sense of play reflects her own authentic values relating to family, friends and to those that seek her help as a clinician. Dr Peter Abraham, Clinical Psychologist, Psychotherapist, Lecturer-Victorian College of the arts, Melbourne University.

Life Works When is a story for everyone, clear messages and to the point, five easy steps that can help us all navigate this very complicated journey called LIFE. Nigel Sutton -Creative Director NDS Productions.

4 stars out of 4 stars review

Life Works When- A story of piecing happiness together for a successful life.[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of “Life Works When” by Sarah Godfrey.]

Life Works When by Sarah Godfrey is an inspirational read that takes us on a journey of life and the attainment of happiness.In the beginning, Mo stares up the unnerving flight of stairs he has to climb. He has tried before and keeps failing. Nothing seems to work. He tries going backward or even skipping some stairs, but every time he ends up tumbling to the start. The process becomes much more frustrating with every effort and worse still, he has not figured out how to use the happiness jigsaw puzzle that he has to carry along to the top. One day, a stranger arrives. Mo is curious and excited to see how the new person will fair. At first, everything that Happ does seems to make no sense to Mo. He is sure that this new friend will fail as he has done before. Later Mo realizes how Happ’s style is different and could be the key to unlock his own jigsaw puzzle of happiness.The use of a story to convey the themes and core messages is a brilliant idea that allowed me to remain engaged to the end. Mo’s perspective to life and how happiness is achieved is relatable. Happ’s viewpoint and actions, on the other hand, opened my mind to new ways to view unexpected occurrences and what happiness actually is as well as life in general. Carol Gray’s illustrations are whimsical and fun which makes the reading experience much more enjoyable. The illustrations are not too colorful or striking that they take away the reader’s attention from the main story, rather, they complement the content of the book as they entertain and point to Godfrey’s work.

Sarah Godfrey keeps the book’s length short making it a quick read. The story is straight-forward and can be easily understood by adults and children alike. The language used is easily understandable and delivers the book’s message perfectly. The quotes marked in the book provide great learning points. They also helped me put what I had learned into perspective and provided great take away points. I liked the authenticity in Godfrey’s message. What is written in the book is not necessarily new but the way everything is organized and how the message is put together is what makes the difference. Overall, LifeWorks When by Sarah Godfrey is enlightening as it encourages the reader to seek after their own happiness and it also provides guiding steps to achieving it. It is suitable for any reader, regardless of their age, who wants to lead a meaningful and happy life. I rate it 4 out of 4 stars