Make Your SHIFT

The Five Most Powerful Moves You Can Make to Get Where YOU Want to Go

By: Beverly D Flaxington

Narrated by: Beverly D Flaxington, Mike Siemmer

From the Gold Award-winning author of the book Understanding Other People: The Five Secrets to Human Behavior comes a groundbreaking approach to achieving your goals. Based on 25-plus years of successful experience helping individuals change their circumstances and reach higher levels of effectiveness, Beverly Flaxington offers a dynamic, easy-to-understand proven approach for getting from here to there. Useful for anyone who wants to make a shift to a better place, this process has been endorsed by successful self-help individuals from all areas. Ready to make YOUR shift? Start today!

©2011 Beverly D. Flaxington (P)2012 Gildan Media LLC

Nothing I haven't heard before.

This is not a great book to listen to because it's true value lies in application through the worksheets. By only listening it is nothing that I haven't read before in other books, but the focus on application is the important part.

Good book but terrible audiobook

The book is well written for immediate understanding of how to apply the process. The SHIFT method is well thought out and of sound reasoning. The audiobook is terrible, the narrator even though he sounds like he belongs on talk radio gave an awful performance trying to bring it life he actually out it to death. The author performance the introduction and was much better, should have been her for the entire book.

Brief rehash of old ideas.

What disappointed you about Make Your SHIFT?

Nothing new here. Simply a rehash of ideas that have been around a long time. To make it worse having a man narrative a woman author really doesn't help. Hard to visualize the man in Beverly's experiences. I was really disappointed in this one.

What could Beverly D. Flaxington have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you?

Have a female do the narrative. Might have been more believable.

What didn’t you like about Beverly Flaxington and Mike Slemmer ’s performance?

Have to say they were simple concepts.

What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?

Dissapointment.

Fit was methodical

I liked the specific strategies and instruction on what to consider in setting my goals.