In a year that has felt like five, if you are self-employed or a business leader, you’ve had to have ninja-like mental agility in order to roll with what has come your way. And, well, even if you aren’t in those categories, so many others have had to have this ability too.

So, how you are you feeling now?

Are you tired? Exhausted?

Wanting some calm waters to move forward in?

Or are you taking things in stride, feeling ok, optimistic about better days ahead?

Or you can be both.

Whatever camp you’re in - or both! - this is a great time to reflect on where YOU are right now - and I don’t mean physically, but your head space.

Do you have a vision for where your business will be in the future?

Do you have a sense of what you’re creating through your work and how it contributes?

Do you feel inspired when you think of what’s ahead for your work?

If you don’t have a Vision Statement, I invite you to consider what yours could look like.

If you haven’t yet landed on a Vision - or a written out statement - chances are, it’s somewhere inside you, un-articulated and yet defined.

Let’s look at the benefits of creating a vision statement for your business…

As a business leader are you currently wondering how to continue to do business moving forward?

Are you wondering if you need to pivot in some way?

Are you trying to figure out how to operate now as you prepare for the long-term?

I’ve heard these questions from a number of business owners right now.

Are these coming up for you too?

If you’re currently asking yourself these questions let’s connect.

For the next 30 days, I have a couple of spaces open right now to support and coach business owners through these types of questions.

If you’ve built a foundation for your business and are you wondering how to continue or if you are considering a shift in your offerings right now, let’s connect.

I want to see you be successful; to come out of this stronger than before