The view from a mountain (1 of the Life Lenses™ self-assessment)

If the vision is there the means will follow (Faith Popcorn)

Are you great at being able to see over the horizon to see what’s coming?  Recognize trends easily?  Do you naturally find patterns in large amounts of information?  Are you great at starting projects?  Are you a big vision kind of person?

If so perhaps you’re a mountain or know someone else who is a mountain, one of the 8 Life Lenses™.

Mountains see the big picture.  Their head (and attention) is focused upwards.  Mountains relax by thinking big and broad, mulling over trends and patterns.  If you could peek into their gray matter you’d see lots of thought bubbles floating by, connecting disparate ideas in new ways.  They easily try new things (the word ‘mistake’ isn’t really in their vocabulary) and consequently they can be quite forgiving.  Something not work out?  No problem to a mountain, they’ll quickly have 5 more ideas of how to proceed.

Imagine standing atop a majestic mountain, the view is broad, wide and encompassing.  A mountain sees the forest not the individual trees, that’s its strength.

I’m married to the Mount Everest of mountains – he effortlessly skims thick reports and can see how the overall concepts connect (or don’t).  He keeps his focus on the big picture.

Does the idea of examining a big report for the broad patterns or overall concepts it contains make you go ‘hmmm, I’d love to do that, in fact let me dive into the report I have at my elbow right now’.  Or does it make you groan, thinking you’d rather have a bikini wax.  If the latter, my guess is you’re not a mountain but rather a carrot, the mountain’s opposite.

Life Lenses is an interactiveself-assessment tool designed to identify the invisible lenses that you wear, the lenses that colour your perspective and shape how you see the world.  Life Lenses teaches you how to see yourself, understand others and makes communicating easier than you ever imagined it could be.

Life Lenseswill be available online shortly.  Are you ready to see clearly?

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