Small Changes, Big Results

26 Simple Changes to Improve Your Faith, Finances, Health, and Relationships!

De: Scotty Studer

Narrado por: Joseph Brookhouse

With all of the must-do activities in your life today, how can you fit in the activities you want to do? Better yet, what about activities you need to do?

Implementing these new behaviors requires change, and let's face it, change is hard! It's a lot easier to quit or, at best, give a half-hearted effort. The problem with taking the easy route is that you don't feel you've accomplished anything, and you rarely see lasting results.

In this practical, actionable book, Scotty Studer shows you how to implement the important-but-not-urgent habits in your life by making small changes. These changes will not require a drastic alteration in your "routine" or require a lot of time to do, but they will provide consistent results!

By using personal life stories and examples from others, he gives you specific habits to implement that are effective and easy to do!

You will learn how to have:

• An actionable plan to create financial stability
• A closer, personal relationship with God
• Friends complimenting you on how thin and fit you look
• Relationships with your kids growing deeper and more meaningful than ever before

Don't take the easy, half-hearted route to implement proactive habits. Instead, learn how to achieve lasting results by taking small, intentional actions every day in four important areas of your life: faith, relationships, health, and finances!

©2016 Scotty Studer (P)2016 Scotty Studer

Worth a listen

Scotty Studer put together a list of things to help an individual make positive changes in their lives. From information and ideas to help health, spiritual and physical, to finances. What may seem to be common sense ideas to some, Scotty breaks it down to give the everyday person ideas to help make things a little easier. I will definitely be listening through again just to pick up on things I may have missed the first time.
This audiobook was given by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review via Audiobook Boom

Nothing New

There really wasn't anything in this book that I didn't already know. I guess it was a nice little refresh and easy to listen to, but I was disappointed with the lack of new information.

Small Changes Really DO have IMPACT

Where does Small Changes, Big Results rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

It was a great self-help guide which brought to light small changes which have tremendous impact on our lives.

What did you like best about this story?

The way it was told. It was great narration and the sequence of which the information was portrayed was commendable.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

Eating Healthier can have a tremendous impact. I agree with this greatly!

Any additional comments?

"I was provided this audiobook at no charge by the narrator in exchange for an unbiased review via Audiobook Boom."

Great Information

This book was given in exchange for a review via audiobook boom. As others hae stated it is difficult when you just want the PDF but have to sign in for more email. The steps outlined were helpful. I will utilize some of them. I know that making small changes help. This book will help me in some respect.

SMALL steps LARGE impact! Well written!

Would you consider the audio edition of Small Changes, Big Results to be better than the print version?

I have never read the print version. This was my first encounter of this marvelous book.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Small Changes, Big Results?

All the moments that confirmed that I am on the right track with some things I am doing and the moments that so very succinctly detailed SIMPLE shifts I can make (not a lot of time nor effort) to improve my life day to day. I love the level of specificity and explanation of "value" of each change. Some changes I could make in the very midst of reading. The consistent iteration of "try this for seven days" made feel like I could do it (commit) without the pressure of worrying about how I would be able to keep it up. In another book I recently read, I discovered that commitment to ridiculously small changes encourage inspiration of larger changes as they become habits.

What does Joseph Brookhouse bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

The narrator had a positive tone and gave me the impression that we were having "conversation" of sorts. It was like having a session with a life coach.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Absolutely! I purposely listened in segments so that I could absorb the information, decide what (if any) of the changes I wanted to employ before going on the next section. It provided a great walking companion.