Your Life Is More Important Than Your Business Or Career. Period.

“Success is getting what you want. Happiness is wanting what you get.”—Dale Carnegie

• Relationships
• Self-Esteem
• Confidence
• Setting Priorities
• Controlling Your Time
• Your Attitude
• Creating More Focus
• Making Better Choices
• Dealing With Problems
• Determination
• Letting Go of the Past
• Listening
• Believing in Yourself
• Overcoming Negativity in Yourself (or Others)
• Personal Organization
• Learning To Risk
• Having Vision
• Creating More Energy
• Dealing With Change
• Making Commitments
• Improving Your Skills
• Overcoming Fear
• Expressing Yourself
• Finding Your Passion
• Creating More Motivation
• Keeping Your Life in Balance
• Building Self Confidence
• Finding Your Talents
• Better Patience
• Building Your Character
• Having Courage
• Creating Enthusiasm
• Having Perseverance
• Gratitude
• Better Health
• Weight Control

“Thank you from the bottom of my heart for all the wonderful and positive changes you have made possible in my husband’s (and my) life. In the first few short meetings he has attended with you I have seen and felt many great changes. I have watched our lives change from our family rotating and working around our business to our business rotating and working around us. I am much happier (as are Matt and the kids). Thank you for giving me my husband back.”
—Krystal K., spouse of Matt K., Business Owner, Nebraska

Your “GAP” is the distance between where you are now (your current reality) and where you truly want to be (your ideal future). Everyone has GAPS.

Steps To Narrow or Eliminate Your GAPS

1. ACKNOWLEDGE the good, bad, and ugly REALITY of your current circumstances
2. Get ABSOLUTE CLARITY on the FUTURE YOU DESIRE
3. CREATE your PRIORITY MANAGEMENT & ACTION PLAN
4. CREATE the right MENTAL PROGRAMMING
5. LEARN and DEVELOP MENTAL TOUGHNESS SKILLS
6. INCREASE your EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE
7. BE ACCOUNTABLE to yourself and your peers

Business and Life are about choices and consequences. How much time do you have left? None of us know how much time we have left. Top performers are keenly aware that the clock is ticking. Just like the sand in the hourglass, the sand in the bottom represents the past. It’s over. The sand in the top represents the time left to accomplish life’s purpose. And it’s depleting every second. You can’t invest it or buy more of it. You can only spend it.

“This night I just came back from having a wonderful time with my wife. We had an evening without stress where we were able to enjoy each others’ company to the fullest. I believe that we were able to accomplish this because I have been able to achieve a better balance in my life. It has not always been easy. This process that we have begun has started me on a journey towards lasting balance and realization of my goals. The process so far has helped me to see a 50% increase in my sales. But the biggest benefit for me is that I am achieving balance having wonderful evenings with my wife.”
—Matthew F., Franchise Business Owner, Virginia

What would your biggest regret be if this was your last day of life? Bronnie Ware, an Australian palliative care nurse, cared for patients in the last 12 weeks of their lives. She recorded their dying epiphanies and witnessed the phenomenal clarity of vision that people gain at the end of their lives. The top five regrets they told her were:

1. I wish I'd had the courage to live a life to myself, no the life others expected of me.
2. I wish I hadn't worked so hard.
3. I wish I'd had the courage to express my feelings.
4. I wish I had stayed in touch with my friends.
5. I wish that I had let myself be happier.

We have the training and coaching tools that will enable you to maximize your true business and personal potential. One of those tools is to make sure your life is hitting on all cylinders, balanced, and enjoyable. Life is a roller coaster that we all ride. From this very moment until the second we take our last breath, we will all face the ups and downs of life. No one escapes it. When sailing in blue skies, it’s only a matter of time before we must go through the next storm. To ignore the impact that life has on your business success is malpractice. While our focus remains on maximizing your potential in your business and career, we must address the necessary critical life issues and challenges. In some cases, getting life in balance and under control can prove to be one of the most important components in maximizing performance and potential.

“I wanted to let you know what a profound impact the coaching process has had on my personal life. I have more time for my wife who is starting to feel valued again. As a result, we are experiencing more closeness as a couple and our relationship is benefiting. My home life is improving. The reality is that I’m starting to enjoy my job more and my personal life is becoming more rewarding. I am a fan of your process and I look forward to our future retreats.”
—Justin T., Senior Executive, Nebraska