The Joy Strategy

A Business Plan for Life

By: Allison Rimm

Narrated by: Cyndee Maxwell

Your life is serious business, but who says you can’t find joy along the way? As a person with unique gifts to offer, it is your responsibility to use your talents wisely and it is your right to enjoy yourself while doing so. Just as a successful business requires a mission and a plan, so does a fulfilling life. In The Joy of Strategy, Allison Rimm provides a structured, step-by-step program to create a business plan for your life.

Through conventional business techniques and unconventional wisdom, The Joy of Strategy is the go-to guide for achieving satisfaction both in and out of work. Delivered with compassion and humor, The Joy of Strategy presents eight practical steps, useful tools such as the Joy Meter, and real success stories to help build and motivate your personal plan. With the perfect mix of soul and strategy, The Joy of Strategy will get you organized and on your way to a fulfilling life.

Gildan Media and Bibliomotion are proud to bring you another Bibliomotion Audiobook. Featuring exceptional content for today’s listener, these notable audiobooks contain the essential tools that can be applied to every facet of your life.

©2013 Allison Rimm (P)2014 Gildan Media LLC

Everything you know you should do but aren't doing

Initially the book was difficult for me because I struggled to accept the soft topics and wanted more concrete material. However I realize that we have to get ourselves internally aligned and understand our motivations and priorities before we can accept the concrete things that we are looking for. This book does a great job of helping you to clarify focus and provide tools to help you make the necessary changes.

How to keep your life on track

I really enjoyed the ideas in this book: A very practical way to apply business management principles to your life. This isn't some sort of cold, driven approach. It is a supportive and ultimately fun way to help you achieve your dreams while caring for your feelings. Her approach helps cut through a lot of emotional clutter.

For these old ears, I wish the reader had left just the tiniest bit more separation between her words. Still a good, enjoyable performance.