Strategic Acceleration

Succeed at the Speed of Life

By: Tony Jeary

Narrated by: Jim Bond

In today's ultra-competitive, breakneck world, getting superior results at the fastest rate possible is critical to success. But the speed of life can sidetrack us, cloud our sense of priority, and make us less effective. Strategic Acceleration presents a methodology that will help you get clear, focused, and efficient. It will bring you the results and success you want - faster.

Tony Jeary's Strategic Acceleration method resulted from his study of the distinctions that characterize top-performing high-achievers and organizations. From his study, Tony discovered and proved that the foundational characteristic of great performers was their ability to communicate their vision clearly and to translate their vision into action. Tony labels this distinction Communication Mastery, and it is the basis for his Strategic Acceleration Process.

Whether you are a manager, an executive, an entrepreneur, a business developer, a sales team member, a management group, an organization, or anything in between, Strategic Acceleration is guaranteed to help you achieve what you want, when you want it.

The Strategic Acceleration approach is based on three pivotal concepts: Clarity - Focus - Execution.

Strategic Acceleration will help you develop a clear vision, outline priorities and objectives, and tackle goals with a true sense of urgency and focus. Once understood and deployed, Strategic Acceleration is sure to have a powerful, long-term, positive influence on the results and success that so many want yet rarely know how to achieve.

©2009 Tony Jeary (P)2009 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

Strategic Acceleration is very powerfull.

What made the experience of listening to Strategic Acceleration the most enjoyable?

The Narrator had a very colorful voice. Made it very interesting

What did you learn from Strategic Acceleration that you would use in your daily life?

Vision, Stategy, action It made it very clear

A business Bible

The first chapter was a bit dense but worth wading through the long set up. This book was packed with applicable tactics and memorable concepts. I read many chapters over at least 3 times..

Good book

But I don't know so much about his other. I believe this one might be his best one?