Future Perfect 20th and 21st August 2010 book here
Venue Dubai TBC
Define your purpose, crystallise your vision and set the goals you need to achieve all you were meant to be
You know you could do more. Be more. Achieve more. But somehow, results never turn out the way you hoped. Life just seems to keep getting in the way, and you can’t quite put your finger on ‘why?’
Time for a rethink.
The Future Perfect workshop is an uplifting, challenging, illuminating and life-changing experience that will give you a completely new sense of purpose, direction and power. It will help you shed old habits and ideas that have been holding you back, shine a laser light into the places you have been avoiding, and leave you refreshed, energized, and ready to take on the world.
Enjoy a feeling of clarity, confidence and energy like nothing you have experienced before!
Future Perfect is a facilitated thinking progamme where you can explore your beliefs and clarify your ideals in a supportive, trusting environment.
Your day is designed to help you draw out and explore in detail ideas which may only appear partially formed. The workshop gives you the tools to reveal details you may never have seen, to give real substance to vague notions. The work is practical, intense, challenging, but above all, fun!
Numbers of participants are restricted to ensure maximum benefit for all involved; you should expect to share your ideas and discuss others’, to reveal deep secrets and to have your preconceptions challenged. And at the end of the day, you will enjoy a sense of purpose, a clarity of focus and a knowledge of what you must do that is beyond anything you have previously experienced.
For more info contact info@outwiththedots.com or book online here
Some comments from previous participants:
Helen U (UK) - headhunter, "I think for the first time
I saw that whether my dreams became reality or not was
really up to me and no one else"
Sam H (Egypt) Financial Entreprenuer, " I'm now
focusing on what needs to be done and doing it,
instead of focusing on what could go wrong and getting
stressed about it"
Caroline H (Australia) - teacher, "Wow, bite sized
chunks of the impossible made it all possible"
Steve W (Canada) Financial Services - "What felt like a
huge impossible dream this morning now feels like a
series of fairly simple steps, there's no doubt I will
achieve it"
Alan M (South Africa) Sculptor and entrepreneur -
"Focusing on the vision now makes me realise all the
hard work to come is worth it when you know success is
inevitable"