Breakthrough Leadership with Jacalyn Price

De: Jacalyn Price

Narrado por: Catherine O'Connor, Robert Plank

Duración: 6 h

Resumen del Editor

They say when life gives you lemons, you make lemonade. But no one ever said anything about life throwing lemons.

Breakthrough Leadership with Jacalyn Price is a book for listeners who feel their problems are a constant source of their pain. Having dealt with her own physical and emotional pains, our author shares her experiences and advice on how to overcome your adversities and become stronger by doing so. She shares valuable lessons with her listeners, teaching them that giving is never the answer. Price’s story will encourage you to think positively and bring that same positivity to those around you.

About the Author

Jacalyn Price won Business of the Year in Business Services in 2020. She has an article published in Business xClusive Magazine. She belongs to the following network marketing groups: Bx Business Network Marketing Group, Port Stephens Women in Business, Lake Macquarie Women in Business, Maitland Business Chamber, Your Business Connections Group, and Happy Neighborhood Project Group. She has been the host and speaker at her business networking events.

Her key to success is personal development. Some of her biggest influences are Bob Proctor, Mary Morrissey, Jim Rohn, Tony Robbins, Grant Cardone, Simon Sinek, and Zig Ziglar, to name a few. Her life’s mission is to set up a foundation for people with illnesses to access funds for treatment and medication. This was after her sister, Jen, was diagnosed with breast cancer and had to pay a large sum for radiation. Jacalyn loves taking burdens off families, touching hearts, and changing lives. Every day for her is a new day with new thoughts, strengths, and possibilities.

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Not as described…

This book has very little information about Jacalyn Price (less than 15 minutes) although her name is in the title. I expected the audiobook to be mostly Jacalyn’s story and advice, but it is made up of advice from twenty-nine various authors on success. It would have helped if the authors had narrated their own information. I found the narration by Robert Plank to be very robotic, the narration provided by Catherine O’Conner was much more conversational and easier on my ears. The information was good but nothing new if you have had the opportunity to listen to authors like Jim Rohn, Dennis Waitley or Brian Tracy. I received this audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.