I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. I believe in everybody's like there comes a moment when we need giudance and advice or, why not, a few suggestions on how we can improve our life. I think the book contains valid, well researched information ans it can be a tool for everyone who adopts the resolution of changing at least a part of how they deal with making their plans come true.

A good book to come and go with. I could not read it all at one time and it took me a while to actually get through it. Kelly urges the reader to dig a little deeper into one's values, drivers, and purpose in life. Question the status quo, to plan your life but to explore, and to live.

A good book full of stories, tips, and self-reflecting questions. I can see it adding value to many who enjoy self-reflection and personal development.

Shannah Kennedy lays out her recommended approach to life in The Life Plan, an easy-to-follow guide that helps readers build their confidence, declutter their lives, form strategic habits, envision their potential, prioritize their goals, and make their dreams a reality.
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The above was part of synopsis of this book and I really think everything listed was covered expertly. I really found this to be such an inspirational, motivating and interesting read. As technology seeps into more parts of our lives and the desire for more increases, it can be so helpful to declutter, work on your habits and adjust your priorities. I am so thankful for this book and for Shannah Kennedy.

it’s a nicely structured and easy to follow book that can help you figure out what is important for you and give you ideas and some simple guidelines to follow to simplify it focus in your life.

i enjoyed that it has some sections that are just to learn, some to make plans and than wraps it up in easy steps to look back at if necessary or wanted.

overall a well done book for anyone looking for an idea on how to get to a different place in their life but has no idea how to start.

This book is perfect for people who are struggling and are looking for ways to improve their life. Reflect, simplify, take control, get going, thrive, refuel, and shine. The Life Plan has lots of questions, tillable templates and bullet points making it user friendly. Many points are things I feel I already do for a better life, but to so,e this. Ojos be helpful. I enjoyed the points on decluttering and planning the most. You’re bound to walk away with something from this book.

This is an awesome book filled with journal prompts to get you thinking and inspired for life-changing reflection and action.

As a certified integrative life and wellness coach, I'm always looking for new resources in the field. Kennedy promises a lot with this book: to "help readers build their confidence, declutter their lives, form strategic habits, envision their potential, prioritize their goals, and make their dreams a reality." Any one of those thing s could be its own book, so it's important to note upfront that The Life plan is a good overview of strategies that can help one live a more focused, fulfilling, meaningful life. There's not a lot of depth and nothing really new here. There are a lot of questions without context and rapid-fire tips without bigger picture understanding. Even the few client examples shared are short blurby anecdotes. The tag line is also a bit of a headscratcher: Simple Strategies for Building Confidence in a Changing World. There's very little dedicated to understanding and building confidence here and nothing that connects to the "changing world" concept. Bottom line: Kennedy is trying to do too much in one short book, and, as a coach, I don't know that something this superficial can actually have a real impact. This is Life Coaching 101, and while someone completely new to these concepts may find a few helpful nuggets, there are other more authoritative examples of life planning done more thoughtfully, strategically, and with more heart - like Michael Hyatt's "Your Best Year Ever" or Danielle LaPorte's "The Fire Starter Sessions."

I received a digital pre-publication copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.