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Resilience and Reinvention: Richard Riemann of Imagination Videobooks
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Season 2: Episode #33
Resilience and Reinvention, Richard Riemann of Imagination Videobooks
Like so many successful people, Richard Riemann went through difficult periods of his career and his finances. He reinvented his career multiple times, achieving success often just to experience a company shutdown, agism, and even the harsh consequences of government deregulation. But each time, he took inventory of his strengths and his motivators to find or create new opportunities for success. Now, after founding a successful nonprofit, he says it’s time to give back and support others on their journeys.
Podcast Outline
- From introvert to storyteller
- Creating accessible versions of children’s illustrated books, including Winnie the Pooh
- Reinventing himself after a long career in radio journalism and being overqualified for available positions
- Moving into a successful sales career before the employer went out of business
- The problem with spending like you're employed when you are not
- Starting over again after a job loss and divorce
- Starting over yet again in the closet narrating audiobooks before starting to produce audiobooks
- Growing up in a home where the family lived paycheck to paycheck and experienced power getting shut off
- The role of resilience and persistence in financial security
- Avoiding bankruptcy through debt negotiations but having to pay taxes on debt that was written off
- Setting up a repayment plan with the IRS
- Helping others reinvent themselves as well, including a friend who became a photographer for rescue dogs
- Rediscovering what motivates you and what you love to do and building a business around it
- Helping others with joint ventures
- Being careful of overspending money on unnecessary programs instead to seek out mentors and coaches
Links referred to in the episode, and how to connect with the guest, Richard Riemann:
Imagination Storybooks on Facebook
Imagination Storybooks on Instagram
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