Who do you know that’s satisfied with where their business is at? Does that intersection of joy, purpose, success, and richness of experience feel just out of reach?

If so, you’ll want to (re)consider the Create a Business People Love group consulting workshop, which — holy moly! — starts in about 24 hours.

What’s it got that you’d be interested in? More than you might think…

Branding: One of the big hot topics these days, getting clear on your personal brand is the key to standing out in an over-crowded world. And, it’s the surest ticket to fulfillment at work, if you know how to take advantage of it (and that’s something few, if any, branding specialists I’ve seen are talking about).

Spiritual depth: What makes for magnetic charisma? Is it flashy suits and hypey type? God, let’s hope not.

True magnetism isn’t about the outside, it’s about the inside… and the BPL will help you non-dogmatically tap into your inner dimension and find the wellspring you’re looking for.

Experience: Delivering value isn’t enough anymore. Neither is being average in any way — gone are the days of just ‘show up and work.’ Don’t just take my word for it, though…

As traditional goods and services increasingly become commoditized, companies must stage experiences and guide transformations to establish differentiation and generate economic value.

And,

By understanding this new reality, forward-thinking enterprises can create entirely new ways of adding value to their offerings, their individual customers, and therefore their businesses.

(both quotes from “The Experience Economy”, at strategichorizons.com )

So, are you moving forward, or just rolling along with the status quo?

This BPL group starts on Tuesday, June 12 — click here to see more about it.

(BTW, this isn’t a sit-back-and-soak-it-in workshop; from day one, you’ll be challenged to reach inside you and find your best contribution, and bring that whole-heartedly into your business. No academia here; practical, all the way.)

Let me know if you have any questions by leaving a comment, or emailing me.

Image from mandj98 via a Creative Commons license.

And thanks to all who have commented on the previous post so far: Jean Browman, Michael Wagner, Jennifer Louden