Books by Liza Wisner

Let's face it, waking up early, living your best life, and juggling a busy workload can be close to impossible. There is not enough time for all of it! That's why Liza Wisner developed the Prime Time routine in 2014 to start the day positively. Prime Time is one of the four Carpe Diem quadrants in a day. The first part of the day is Prime Time, the second is Focus Time, followed by Soul Time, and finally, PowerUp Time to end the day. Prime Time is the most important because your morning routine sets the tone, pace, and energy for the rest of your day. If you hit the snooze button several times, rush your way through getting ready, and end up rushing around to catch up, you'll feel like you're in a constant race for the rest of the day. When you commit to Prime Time daily, you #WakeUpToPowerUp, throw those covers off and meet the day refreshed and ready to make it amazing.

This PowerUp yearbook is meant as a companion to the popular PowerUp Your Life Workshops. It is all about helping you achieve your most important goals and serve in your most passionate roles.Power Up is from the Latin "potentia sursum". It literally means "super potential". This yearbook will take a big picture look at the 9 (+1!) modules, starting with an overview of ancient wisdom plus modern science, utilizing practical tools to live your best life.This yearbook will help to take you on a journey through the steps necessary to PowerUp Your Life. The main goal is to give you worksheets as tools to help you discover and uncover what may be supporting or stopping you from being the best version of yourself. This yearbook is divided into three main sections, with each section representing a different step in the process of powering up your life. The sections together are known as the 'PowerUp Delta.' The PowerUp Delta is further divided into PowerUp Building Blocks that will guide you in your heroic quest to live your best life. Each worksheet has exercises to help you accomplish your goals.The entire yearbook is in black and white to encourage you to make it your own. When you add color to the worksheets you direct the attention on the page because stronger colors draw attention. When you begin with black and white pages, we may each look at the same worksheet and be drawn to a different place of impact depending on where our thought process is. Use colored pens, pencils, markers, paints, adding doodles, sticking pictures, and journal your thoughts and feelings in every corner to make it your own.The back pages of this yearbook are dedicated to bullet journaling. In each worksheet, if you find you need more space to connect with the building block prescribed, simply flip to the back pages and continue documenting your thoughts and plans.

Your daily work is meant to create community, support society and allow you to live your dreams. Liza Wisner has created a dynamic yearbook to help you to reach your full potential. Liza believes that if you are able to master your 'time', so that instead of spending it, you're using it, then you're on your way to success.