You have a a big idea. You’re not looking for a productivity guide that answers the question: ‘What more can I do?’ You know how to get things done. You’re a Goal-Getter. No. You have a different question in mind: ‘How can I make what I do more meaningful?’

Whether you’re an entrepreneur asking for yourself or a business leader asking for the benefit of your team, you know for sure that the answer to the big questions are found at the intersection of your values and your life’s work.

The Goal-Getter personality type is in touch with the status of their goals. They are often excellent project managers—even if their entire organizational system is in their head! As a master of productivity, you understand its limits. No matter how productive we are, you know that we cannot create meaning out of a to-do list.

You’re ready to dig deeper. Now is the time to get more from the process of goal pursuit.

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You have an enduring sense that there’s more to life. There must be more to life than constant busy-ness. In a twist of irony, your ambition compels you to find out what that something more is. You are heart-centered and a achiever at heart.

You do things your own way. Your career, your life, your goals don’t look like anyone else’s. They always have a creative twist, and that makes them even harder to pursue. Sometimes life is a little messy. There’s no roadmap for the success you have in mind! Whether it’s an innovative business or a unique lifestyle, your goal pursuits take you to new places.

Now it’s time to find out how to bring it all together. It’s time to align your head and your heart, your desire and your action, to create the life you desire most.

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You’re at the top of your game, but the game isn’t as fulfilling as you thought it would be. The more you do, the more you’re stressed out. The more you stress, the more you wonder what your options might be.

Game-Changers are so busy with the busy work of pursuing their goals, that life flies by. One day they might look up from their to-do list to discover what it means to try to do it all: All that doing sometimes adds up to a life we don’t want anymore.

As your ambition shape-shifts into something less exhausting and more meaningful, you begin to acknowledge that our obsession with productivity keeps us in an unhealthy cycle of doing that prevents us from truly living.

You want new ways to pursue your goals, and you want them to be worth it in the end. You want your goals to be meaningful. You want your effort to create the life you desire—and that looks a little different today than it did 5 or 10 years ago.

Now it’s time to expand your definition of success to value your experience as much as your results. You can redefine ambition as a creative power and build the life you desire—without burning out in the process.

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