The Transition Game

What I Didn't Know...That Cost Me My Job, Marriage, and Peace of Mind

"In this provocative book, Greg Olney uncovers the movement between the Status Quo and Commitment to Change. Olney reveals his goal for each reader to move quickly, but surely, through transition to the desired change rather than linger in transition. He has created a five (5) step model to transition individuals and companies and uniquely explores common pitfalls while defining what will happen if the Status Quo continues. The concepts brought up in this book generate strong provocation because the world tells the transition story differently. But the book doesn't stop there. It takes risk into account so that even if you have huge, sweeping, volcano-sized change (that could even be loosely defined as great), it won't destroy your business's or family's bottom line. After reading this book, you will look at transition differently and be able to solve painful problems that you may have just been putting up with in your life and business."

©2010 Gregory A Olney (P)2022 Gregory A Olney

Insightful and Credible

I recently listened to The Transition Game by Greg Olney and found it to be a great listen.

The narration moves at a comfortable pace, making it easy to stay engaged while absorbing the message. What really stood out was how personal and relatable the content felt. Greg does a great job sharing real life experiences, and I appreciated the use of meaningful quotes and references along with giving proper credit which adds a lot of credibility.

The book lays out a clear, step-by-step approach to navigating transitions, while also reinforcing why each step matters. It’s the kind of audiobook you can revisit, with several takeaways that stick and can be applied over time.

A number of examples really resonated with me, both personally and professionally, and I’ve already started thinking differently about how I approach change.

I’d recommend this audiobook to anyone because no matter where you are in life or your career, transition is constant, and how you handle it makes all the difference.