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Do you feel stuck? Like you're not where you want to be and have no clear picture as to where to go or what to do next? Like you don't know what you're doing?

You're not alone.

Stephen Covey, Mark Manson, James Clear, and many others have authored some pretty fantastic books in the realm of personal development and self-help. The principles of self-help and personal development are all strikingly similar. Each author, or “guru,” takes the principles and adds their own spin. Reading these wonder guides is meant to inspire you. But unless you go forward with that inspiration, it will just be short-lived.

To actually change your life and see results, you need to put work in.

“What To Do When You Don't Know What You're Doing” is not a regular run-of-the-mill self-help book; it is a self-discovery journey, which has you put in the work. Ultimately, inspiring yourself and taking your magnificent discoveries to put a plan together to help you achieve things beyond your wildest dreams.

Dr. Kristian Frantzen is a chiropractor, leadership coach, and former professional athlete with over a decade of experience helping people optimize their lives—whether on the field, in the clinic, in the boardroom, or over a cup of coffee. After practicing across Canada, Europe, and the Middle East, he returned home to British Columbia where he now lives with his family and continues to serve his community through both healthcare and emergency services.

His unique background bridges elite athletic care, executive leadership coaching, and frontline service, offering a rare perspective on performance, resilience, and purpose. Whether working with professional athletes, first responders, business managers, or corporate leaders he brings a grounded, compassionate, and proactive approach to helping others navigate uncertainty.

In What to Do When You Don't Know What You're Doing, he shares stories, insights, and strategies drawn from years of working with people at their most vulnerable—and most determined—to remind us that clarity doesn't always come first, but action can.