Stuck in a Job You Hate? (PLR68)
How to Pivot Without Burning Everything Down
PLR Book for Sale – One Buyer Only. Yours for $100
Are your clients stuck in unfulfilling jobs, afraid to make a change, or unsure how to pivot their careers without risking it all?
This ready-to-sell, high-value ebook is perfect for career coaches, life strategists, and workplace wellness trainers who want to offer practical, relatable guidance to professionals feeling trapped.
What You Get:
- ✔️ Full manuscript in editable MS Word format (contains 9.5k words. 35 pages (A4))
- ✔️ Professionally written blurb/description
- ✔️ Ready-to-use ebook cover
- ✔️ Full private label rights (PLR) – edit, rebrand, or resell as your own
Who Should Own This Book:
This PLR book is ideal for:
- Career coaches helping clients navigate change
- Life coaches supporting mid-career transitions
- Trainers or HR consultants offering career development content
- Business owners wanting a high-quality lead magnet, client gift, or passive product
What’s Inside:
This guide takes readers through the full journey of making a career shift—without panic, pressure, or guesswork. Chapters cover:
- How to spot real burnout vs a bad fit
- The difference between a job, career, and calling
- Clarity tools and journal prompts
- Safe strategies to pivot while keeping your current job
- Starting a side hustle the smart way
- Authentic networking (without being cringey)
- Rewiring the mindset blocks that keep people stuck
- How to exit gracefully, with confidence and a plan
Why This Book Works:
Your clients want real change—but not at the cost of their income or identity. This book helps them think clearly, act wisely, and pivot safely.
It’s written in simple, relatable language that makes hard decisions feel manageable. It’s the book every career coach wishes their clients would read before they hit the panic button.
Message me to take a peek at the Table of Contents and first few chapters.
This is a one-time PLR sale. Once purchased, the book will not be sold to anyone else.
