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Conscious-Leadership Essentials Vision is crucial; it is the capacity to "see the invisible, so that we can do the impossible." This sort of vision is what leads to creativity, innovation, insights, and brilliant solutions to nagging problems. It's what, as Oscar Wilde might have said, lifts us out of the gutters and into the stars. Yet despite all of the talk about "the vision thing" in politics, corporate leadership, and daily life, real vision seems in short supply just when it is in great demand. In the absence of leadership and vision shown by those to whom we traditionally look to find it, we struggle to keep the faith, to keep trusting, to keep hoping that they, and we, will find our collective "big vision" once more. How can we help ourselves, and then help our leaders, "believe in stuff" again? The full text of this article and associated tip sheet features an inspired look at how we can reconnect with and awaken our vision, along with six practical tips to help us do so. The full "Vision: Do you "believe in stuff" article and the associated "Six tips for awakening your vision" tip sheet are now available in our VIP Content Collection, and in our customized PDF Skill-buildingTip Kits such as "Inspired Leadership Essentials." You may find also value in our "Vision-Energizing Value Pack" and "Big-Vision SOHO/SoloPreneur's Quantum Leap Guide" - three of the ready made PDF guides and workbooks available in the Ivy Sea Online PDF Resource Store. More information on the skill-building VIP Content Collection and PDF Resource Store please... |
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