No Plan B Summary
"No Plan B" is an audiobook written by Mark K. Shriver and narrated by the author himself. The audiobook is a memoir that recounts Shriver's journey from his privileged upbringing as a member of the Kennedy family to his work in public service and advocacy for social justice.
Shriver begins by describing his childhood and the influence of his family on his life. He discusses the tragic deaths of his uncle, President John F. Kennedy, and his father, Sargent Shriver, who was a prominent public servant and advocate for social justice. These events had a profound impact on Shriver and inspired him to pursue a career in public service.
The audiobook goes on to detail Shriver's work as a politician, including his time as a member of the Maryland House of Delegates and his unsuccessful bid for the U.S. Senate. Shriver also discusses his work as the president of Save the Children, where he traveled the world to advocate for children's rights and improve access to healthcare and education.
Throughout the audiobook, Shriver emphasizes the importance of having a sense of purpose and the need for individuals to step up and take action to make a difference in their communities. He also shares stories of individuals who have inspired him and made a positive impact in their own communities.
"No Plan B" is a compelling memoir that offers insights into the life of a prominent public servant and advocate for social justice. Shriver's narration is engaging and passionate, making the audiobook an inspiring listen for anyone interested in making a difference in the world.
