A consummate entrepreneur, Billy Ryan has both launched his own successful businesses and become president of town and country homes in Chicago, overseeing four division presidents and 250 employees. His achievements make him one of the most fascinating business voices today.

In Fix Your Why: Creating Worthy Goals to Align Your Purpose, Billy offers insight for the hungry young executive who wants to reach the next rung on the ladder, as well as the successful entrepreneur who is seeking to break through to the next level. With a career spanning 50 years, he has successfully navigated four recessions, including some of the largest housing busts in the history of America. His success principles are forged from these hard times and captured in Fix Your Why: Creating Worthy Goals to Align Your Purpose. Capturing critical lessons from his lifelong career, Fix Your Why: Creating Worthy Goals to Align Your Purpose focuses on core principles of success and how Ryan leveraged them to separate himself from the pack.

In Fix Your Why: Creating Worthy Goals to Align Your Purpose, Ryan takes these simple, well-known tools and leverages them to unlock inner motivational secrets. Part therapist, part practicum, part encyclopedia, part biography, this audiobook uses expert storytelling to keep the listener engaged as it captures each of the fundamental pillars of Ryan’s success.

The thoughtful listener will walk away from this audiobook with a competitive advantage and the ability to hone in on the most important actions. This audiobook is a call away from the urgent, low-value tasks most of us engage in and provides a practical path to achieving intentional outcomes by creating worthy goals and focusing solely on the most important tasks.

“I hope I can help listeners separate what is important from what is not important,” says Ryan. “Pursuing worthy goals helps you when times are tough; it puts wind in your sails. Your 'why’ informs your actions."

Billy Ryan is available for corporate speaking and offers private business coaching. You can follow his podcast at FixYourWhy.com.