What is YOUR vision of your most amazing future?

It’s January and resolution talk abounds. There will be chatter for several weeks and then the resolution talk will die a sudden death.

That’s in fact the reason why I’m going for something deeper.

You may share my love of continuous learning and fresh perspective. For me, 2018 was no exception. I had the pleasure of hearing from brain scientists and workforce researchers, among others, at the professional conferences that I attended.

A few of the more meaningful things I learned:

• A little dopamine begets a lot; achieve a little so you can achieve a lot (Winegard, 2018)
• If we are living longer - we are younger longer. We allocate our time based on what we think we have (Lear, 2018)
• If you became the person or business who put yourself out of a job, what would you do differently right now? (Cole, Cooper, 2018)
• The brain is aimless by default; we have to consciously steer it towards our “most amazing future” (Cooper, 2018)

This got me thinking…

• How can we, in 2019, lead ourselves to the point of breakthrough?
• How can I, as your advisor, help you get and stay connected to the vision you have for your family, your career, your health?

In this spirit, I am excited to announce that we are focusing on the theme of "VISION" this year. Not just January 1, not just the first week of January. We will be focusing on the theme of VISION for the entire year.

What’s in store for you?

We will be sharing resources and more to help you bring your vision to life. They will be coming to you in the way of videos, podcasts, interactive working sessions, blogs, and more.

Together we will explore your VISION for your career, your family, and your health. If you take a glimpse into your "most amazing future," what do you see?

Sources

Cooper, Robert, Phd. (2018, November). The New Neuroscience of High Performance (Keynote speaker). Presented at the Raymond James Practice Intelligence Workshop. Lecture conducted from Asheville, NC.

Cole, Kat. (2018, September). Leadership Lessons & Failures. (Keynote speaker). Presented at the Raymond James Women’s Symposium. Lecture conducted from Tampa, FL.

Lear, Kim. (2018, September). Building Standout Experiences for Every Generation. (Keynote speaker). Presented at the Raymond James Women’s Symposium. Lecture conducted from Tampa, FL.

Winegard, Dr. Brynn. (2018, September). Building Better Business Brains. (Keynote speaker). Presented at the Raymond James Women’s Symposium. Lecture conducted from Tampa, FL.

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