Christine Kane – Vision Board Pro
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Dear Future World-Changer,
Remember right after you made your first Vision Board? How you said to yourself, “I want my friends to do this too!” Remember that?
Maybe it wasn’t a huge aspiration at first. Just something like, “Wow! This would be so cool to share with other people!” You wanted to be able to:
Teach that dreams are possible
Give other people the same aha’s you got
Create a community of like-minded encouragers
Feel the power of “group intention”
Get raw and real, creating authentic dreams – not the usual “shoulds” we’re taught to settle for from the time we could say the word “dream.”
Maybe you were even so inspired that you rallied a few pals together and got them to make Vision Boards with you!
Well, what if you could take this same passion and enthusiasm and turn it into an extra $750 (or more) on the side every few months? That’s exactly what I want to show you how to do.
ck-imageHi, I’m Christine Kane, President & Founder of a really cool company called Uplevel You. I’m also the author of The Complete Guide to Vision Boards, an eBook that began as a simple passion project and has now been downloaded by over 45,000 people.
Before I wrote that eBook, I’d been teaching Vision Board workshops and retreats on the side for years. My attendees bragged constantly about the results they got…everything from new cars to ideal jobs to dream homes to lasting romance! So I wrote The Complete Guide to Vision Boards to share my unique method and why it worked so well. (Yes, it’s more than just slapping pictures on poster boards)…
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