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The 7 C’s of Powerful Vision

How many times have you seen one of those vague, slightly inspiring, but wishy-washy vision statements?  They’re often found buried in a thick report or framed on a wall, overlaying a sublime photo.  Nobody knows quite what they mean, who wrote them, what actions they imply, or why they should care.

Vision is a critically important […]

Posted by Konrad on June 6th, 2007 filed in Vision, Articles
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Practice of the Month: How Powerful is Your Vision?

Even though most of us understand that a powerful vision is critical to achieving what we want, we don’t usually put much attention on the quality or power of our vision.
This month’s practice is all about taking stock of the level of quality of your vision. You can do this practice on any level […]

Posted by Konrad on June 6th, 2007 filed in Vision, Practices
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