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Mentioned in 22 episodes

Vivid Vision

Book • 2018

Author

Cameron Herold

Mentioned by

Mentioned in 22 episodes

Read by

Brandon Turner

, it is about creating a creatively designed vision for your life in a three-to-five year period.

116 snips

511. How to 6X Your Goals Using The ONE Thing with Brandon Turner

Mentioned by

Michael Zipursky

as a useful model for painting a clear, long-term vision of business success.

24 snips

Create a Consulting Business that Runs Itself

Mentioned by

Craig Ballantyne

as a book that helps in writing a vision for one's business.

19 snips

How to Overcome Anxiety, Build Discipline, & Change Your Identity | Craig Ballantyne (Ep 149)

Mentioned by

Cameron Herold

as a powerful tool to align teams and get commitment.

14 snips

Soft Skills, Hard Truths: Building, Leading, and Letting Go with Cameron Herold and Joe Polish

Mentioned by

Cameron Herold

as his latest book describing a process to get everyone aligned with the entrepreneur's vision.

14 snips

EP. 00 – Cameron Herold, Founder of COO Alliance

Mentioned by Brian and Cameron when discussing the Vivid Vision concept, used as an alignment tool for companies and referenced as widely read by the audience.

14 snips

The 12 Laws Of Leadership (10x Your Impact Through Others) KEYNOTE w/ Cameron Herold

Recommended by

Brian Luebben

, sharing that if you go create that three-year detailed vision of what your life and business looks like, everything will unlock for you.

13 snips

How Brian Luebben Built Wealth Fast with Real Estate, Businesses & Cash Flow

Recommended by

Amy Brooke

for its emphasis on dreaming, visualizing, and defining exactly what you want something to be in order to bring it to life.

11 snips

Beyond the Desk: Living with Intention

Mentioned by

Brandon Turner

as the book that changed his approach to defining long-term business goals and building a team to reach them.

11 snips

#954 MHP: How Industry Experts Brandon Turner & Kolman Bubis have Built & Scaled MHP Investment Firms

Recommandé par

Romain Collignon

comme un livre utile pour projeter l'équipe et l'embarquer dans la vision future de l'entreprise.

451. Comment (enfin) sortir de l'opérationnel ? (Ft. Romain Collignon)

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