How to Chase Change: 30 Days to Master Your Mindset
by Alexis Fernandez-Preiksa
Why You'll Love This
Most mindset books tell you to think differently — this one gives you 30 days of exactly how.
- Great if you want: a structured, day-by-day framework for real behavioral change
- The experience: momentum-driven and practical — feels like a personal challenge, not passive reading
- The writing: Fernandez-Preiksa writes with direct, unfiltered energy — no fluff, no padding
- Skip if: you prefer deep theory over hands-on exercises and action steps
About This Book
Most people don't lack ambition—they lack a way in. They set the goal, feel the pull of possibility, and then quietly talk themselves out of it before they've even begun. Alexis Fernandez-Preiksa wrote How to Chase Change for exactly that person: the one who knows something needs to shift but can't seem to make it stick. Built around a 30-day program, the book moves through the mental territory that quietly runs your life—self-confidence, negative self-talk, heartbreak, inertia—and gives you practical, structured ways to actually do something about it.
What makes this book work as a reading experience is Fernandez-Preiksa's refusal to be vague. The writing is direct and conversational without being shallow, and the 30-day format keeps each chapter focused and digestible without feeling rushed. There's a real cumulative effect to the structure—early modules build the foundation for harder ones later, so by the time you reach the more challenging inner work, you've already started to change how you think. It reads less like a self-help manual and more like a smart friend who happens to know exactly what you need to hear.