Start with the Vision

Six Steps to Effectively Plan, Create Solutions, and Take Action

De: Steven Shallenberger, Rob Shallenberger

Narrado por: Chris Strong

Start with the Vision introduces a powerful planning process called the six-step process that will help any person or team navigate change, create solutions, and develop an actionable plan. A person can take any challenge or opportunity and use the six-step process to create a clear path forward.

When challenges arise, most people start with the problem, which is the exact wrong place to start. Instead, the six-step process will shift the focus away from the problem to the best starting point – the vision! Then, in the subsequent steps of the six-step process, you will develop a clear action plan to help you achieve your vision. This easy-to-use process has helped hundreds of people and organizations achieve massive results.

Below are some comments from people who have used the six-step process:

“We finally figured out a way to take our manufacturing from 16,000 units a day to 32,000 units a day!”

“Our marriage was on life-support. The six-step process gave me and my husband a clear plan to bring the fire back in our marriage. This process literally saved our marriage!”

“Each of our sales rep used this process to increase their average sales by more than 70 percent!”

“For years, I couldn’t figure out how to improve my health. The missing ingredient was a vision and a plan. The six-step process helped me finally achieve my health goals, and I feel better than ever!”

©2020 Robert Shallenberger (P)2020 Robert Shallenberger

The structure

I enjoy it. It is a very read, and I would incorporate it into my live.

Great follow up

Great details and follow up to do what matters most…. Create the vision for your life, design it and make it…. Don’t live life by default

Amazing Process --- Total game-changer!

I"ve used this process numerous times personally and with our team. It seems so simple, yet it's so powerful, and it's changed the way we approach challenges. Our entire team is now familiar with this process, and we use it often. I've used it with some of the biggest issues and developed a clear plan forward to address them. Highly recommend this book!

Life changing

This book has changed my perspective on approaching projects at work as well how to make changes in my personal life. It used plain language a a variety of practical examples to explain the concepts. What I liked about the concepts is that it reframes the problem on a positive way. Starting off solving problems lie thus should lead to less resistance. I lead a project based team and this book is getting added to the onboarding process of new team members. All current team members will be required to read it and apply to all current projects.

Side note - the narrator was not the author and I think it hurt the performance. He sounded like he was just reading and did not believe what he was selling. There was nothing to engage me and draw me in. I was struggling to focus until the book started applying the concepts to the case studies.

product placement and hyperbolic

I won't deny good points are made, they lose big points because of the erratic nature where each chapter has 4+ "stories" to follow on the 6 step process.
each chapter seems devoted to each step but the massive story jumps distracts a listener between a story following a pyramid scheme sales rep whom has to recruit new scammers for her to somehow earn a passive income or a individual that was unemployed for 18months without really even giggling early enough that he was a apparently a software engineer that for some rain was focused on the bosses being able to sleep well instead of himself i.e by going freelance or developing his own business.

i did gain insight but a 5 minute run would have done the same without the scammer, marriage or software engineer.
The chapter names are effectively a summary of the content.
so not worth paying for but maybe a credit if you bypass the shameless self promotion that is littered through albeit not fully obnoxiously but almost.