Praise for Okay, Now What?:
“Via Gladdin’s sensible, affirming approach, seekers will grow and cultivate resilience, discovering ways to turn uncertain, painful experiences into ‘something that makes you fall back in love with life again.”
—Shelf Awareness
“Life changing, life enriching, confidence building, and motivationally inspiring . . . Exceptionally reader friendly.”
—Midwest Book Review
“A must-read for anyone seeking to turn life’s most challenging moments into opportunities for growth and transformation.”
—Ros Ben-Moshe, author of The Laughter Effect
“I’ve read a lot of self-help books, and I still found myself feeling so inspired by Kate’s stories and teachings.”
—Kerry Stutzman, LMFT, MSW, licensed marriage and family therapist and author of Sanity Savers
“Gladdin offers guidance on how to turn your next setback into a comeback. She reminds us that hardship does not have to harden us, and even the worst experiences can bring out the best in each of us. A moving, helpful, and hopeful book for teens and adults alike.”
—Alexandra Franzen, bestselling author of You’re Going to Survive
“An invaluable tool for anyone looking to cultivate self-compassion and emotional resilience.”
—Jacqui Letran, author of I Would, but MY DAMN MIND Won’t Let Me!
“Kate truly connects with you on a personal level, offering both education and practical tools. Her reflections guide you to put everything into action, making her approach both heartfelt and profoundly effective.”
—Lelalelei Nomura, MAEd. LPC
“A must read for anyone seeking meaningful relationships, purpose, or a path out of anxiety, depression, and hopelessness.”
—Lois Sonstegard, PhD, ACC, Executive Coach, Revenue Growth Strategist, and Collaboration Partnership Strategist
“[Gladdin] gives us a blueprint on how to become more resilient when life gets in the way of happiness. Okay, Now What? is real, revealing, and never more relevant than today.”
—Joe Schmit, professional speaker, author, and award-winning television broadcaster
“An essential read for helping people deal with adversity.”
—Dr. Chris Wever, Child, Adolescent and Family Psychiatrist and author of The Secret Problem
“Exemplifies what it means to be resilient. If you have lost someone and your grief and the pain that comes along with it feels like too much, I highly encourage you to read this book.”
—Katie Shatusky, executive director of Thumbs Up for Mental Health
“Puts you in the driver’s seat with a practical toolkit to prepare for the ride and remedy any roadside repairs to keep you in control.”
—Becky Cooper, CEO at Kennon Products, Inc.
“Kate highlights how habits like blaming others, shaming oneself, and resisting reality can trap us in a cycle of helplessness. By recognizing these patterns and reflecting on their impacts, we can start making conscious, positive changes. This mindset shift is crucial for anyone looking to build resilience and take control of their life.”
—CMSgt Jared “Peaches” Pietras, USAF Combat Controller, host of the “Ones Ready” Podcast
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