If you're facing unwanted change in your life, you might be surprised to find that you already have many of the skills you need. This interactive, real-life story will help you re-purpose change-management tools and apply them to your own life challenges, allowing you to ninja your life and get the best possible outcome.

Following an unexpected and unwanted personal upheaval, Dr Tammy Watchorn, the original Change Ninja, became her own real-life case study. She decided to test just how effective the change management and neuroscience tools she’d been using professionally might be outside the workplace, when the stakes were high, the emotions raw and a wrong decision could end in disaster. Building on The Change Ninja Handbook’s gamified approach, Tammy’s story unfolds in parallel to you gaining fresh insights with practical tools that will equip you to navigate your own life’s challenges, from managing your emotions to making the right decision when you’ve no idea what to do next. If you’re facing unwanted change in your life, you might be surprised to find that you already have many of the resources and skills you need, and this story and toolkit will ensure you can easily access them when needed. Discover how to Ninja your life! “I love this book. It’s practical, accessible, and full of humour.” - Jenny Landreth, Writer and script editor "Read this book to find your own recipe and awaken your hidden ‘doer’.” - Margo Wald, Founder at Change Awards Dr Tammy Watchorn’s experiences of leading transformational change in complex highly resistant environments led to The Change Ninja Handbook. She now focuses on writing, training, facilitating and coaching at all levels within and across organizations with a strong focus on change management, neuroscience, behaviours and resistance to change, effective delivery and productivity.

** Business Book Awards 2023 Finalist ** “An essential guide for any professional interested in understanding how to implement and influence change” Prof. Adam Boddison, - Chief Executive, Association for Project Management Leading change in organizations is always hard, but this original, game-based handbook will at least make it much more fun! Based on real-life case studies and reflecting the most common challenges facing any change ninja, this is a story where you get to make the decisions at each stage, and discover the impact of your choices.** This interactive approach will appeal particularly to non-linear thinkers and those who learn best through action and application. It’s pragmatic, focusing on tips for getting people on board and on identifying small, doable ‘ninja moves’ that gain traction and build momentum by stealth. After lots of training in things like project management, agile change and leadership, Dr Tammy Watchorn discovered none of this really helped as the focus was always on process rather than people. By understanding how people work instead, she soon found she could deliver successful change by stealth with ninja moves.

This book collects the reviews originally published on the Crossover Comics blog comparing IDW’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles graphic novels to the Original Mirage books. Since April 2012, I have had a lot of fun attempting to connect the dots and figure out what influenced this new timeline. I try to stick to the Mirage comics as much as possible, but Tom Waltz, Kevin Eastman, and Bobby Curnow are drawing from all corners of the Turtleverse to write the best iteration of the Ninja Turtles to date. “Really enjoying these! Love the side-by-side comparison of old and new. Thanks!” Tom Waltz, IDW TMNT Writer

Decide whether to get involved in a ninja family feud that could whirl you back a thousand years into the past.

Who is Dr. Jasper Barlow, and is he friend or foe? As the TMNT regroup from their battle with the Punk Frogs, the doctor makes some of our heroes an offer they may find hard to refuse. Plus, a tense situation between the Utroms and Triceratons goes from bad to worse!

The Ninja Librarian, Book TwoWhen Big Al wakes up one morning and finds the Ninja Librarian has left town, everything seems to go wrong. And just about the time she's thinking maybe the town can cope after all, he comes back. After that, it's business as usual in Skunk Corners: bad guys, irritated skunks, and crises big and small that require the Librarian's unique brand of outside-the-box thinking and direct action.