Goal Casting! Define, Fund, and Live the Life You Dream Of
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Welcome & Course Overview
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1. The Art of Reaching Summits
Finding Deep Joy -
The Power of Goals
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Reframe What's Possible
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Take Action
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How to Discover Your Life's Purpose | Ikigai
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2: Define Your SummitsYour World of Mountaintops
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Pre-Climb Team Meeting
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Just Beyond Reach'
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Define Your Summits!
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Priorities, Ranking, and Matching
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3: Prep and Gear UpYour Moment of Success
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How to Not Die While Climbing
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Your Timeline
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Your Training
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Your Team
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Action Statement and Vision Board
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Funding The Vision
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4: Let's Go Climbing!Summit Day - A Miniature Life
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Travel Light & Fast
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Trust Your Instincts
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Rest and Recover
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Digging Deep to Climb Higher
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5: The Summit and DescentPractice Your Celebration
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Down Matters Most
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Leave it Better Than You Found It
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The Climber Life: What's Next?
Participants 5
In that moment when you are out of energy and feel like you are nowhere near the summit, what do you do? how do you persist? Often we feel like we are letting ourselves or even other people down if we don’t continue on… we’re told to never quit, never give up. But is this healthy? In this quest to overcome impossible odds, to stretch the human soul, to see what you’re made of, to persist, fight, and carry on… can’t that be the best thing you’ve ever done? And also, can’t it all be… completely destructive?
Yes. And no.
And that’s so damn confusing.
You hit this moment, when your energy is depleted, but you realize theres so much more to go. You’re going slower than expected and time is running out. You are cold, can’t feel your fingers or toes, are thirsty, hungry, nauseas, or in pain, but there’s the thing you’ve come this far for. What do you do?
Here is how I determine whether I continue or turn back:
Will the mountain be there tomorrow?
Are the consequences worth the damage? (marathon running)