Future Vision: 6 Steps to Harness your Power and Achieve Goals in the New Normal (Future Vision Series – Unlock Potential, Achieve More, Live Boldly)

Have the times led you to an important goal or change but you don’t know how to get there — yet? Are you frustrated, stressed, or simply tired of wasting time? Are the costs of not reaching your goal hurting your sleep, money, relationships, or even dreams? You are not alone. People at all stages of life need a strategy to help them achieve their goals. FUTURE VISION is a proven application of the latest in positive psychology, neuroscience and brain-focusing technologies. This book helps you achieve goals, neutralize stress, and negative emotions to develop a more positive and resilient mindset to weather life’s ups and downs. What goal, condition, behavior, or situation needs to improve or change? Future Vision is based upon the results of research, case studies, and a seminar that continues to transform lives through powerful leading-edge techniques for planning and achieving goals. The Future Vision Seminar was sought out by the Ford Motor Co. and made available to all its employees. If you’ve heard the motivational speakers, listened to podcasts, read self-help books, attended seminars, or worked with a coach or a therapist, and still find that something stands between you and your or or important changes, then you are invited to pick up this book today and begin the journey toward lasting change. About the Author Daron Powers is a former award-winning Dale Carnegie Leadership Coach, consultant to Fortune 500 companies, Martial Arts Instructor, an Air Force Veteran, and now serves as a Life Coach. Over the last four decades, Powers has created and presented performance improvement programs to help over 400,000 people in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Daron Powers is a business graduate of Eastern Michigan University and a Veteran of the United States Air Force. As a businessman, author, and father of three daughters, today Mr. Powers lives outside of Detroit rehabilitating a mid-century home on the Rough River. In the wee hours he can be heard strumming his guitar, mostly to his finicky rescue cat “Binks.”