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Aug 22, 2019 33 min

Ep. 25: The Next 5 Years

from The Leveraged Practice Podcast

It's my birthday week - and one way I celebrate is by taking space to reflect, visualize and plan what I want the next five years to look like, in all areas of my life. I create my vision. I find many of my clients struggle with the idea of creating a vision and when I first started I didn't have one either. It's common to be clear on your reason for starting a business - like working for yourself, making your own hours, having flexibility, making more money than working in a regular job and/or staying home with the kids - but having a clear vision of exactly where you want to get to is so important, whether you're starting out or have been running your practice or business for years. This week on The Leveraged Practice Podcast, I take you through the three ways how having a vision will help you, the steps to create a vision and I go over my own five year vision. I share the big question that freaked me out when I first starting working through my vision and how it helped me realize what I needed to do in my business. I also talk about my goal setting process and how it ties to getting to my vision. When you have a vision, you'll feel more in control of what you're doing and know where to direct your energy. You'll have a clear path to building more impact, helping more people, making more money, all while having more time to do what you love!

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