Career is top and Wealth bottom in quest for Visioning!
September 10th, 2009 | 
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Career is top goal.
At our Bridging Futures open house, we asked 50 people to rank what areas were most important to them when they envisioned their most desired future.
Tops, not surprisingly, was career. In this time of economic recession and market turmoils, there is a lot of anxiety around career, with some wishing to shift from areas of less personal interest to one of greater satisfaction and others simply desiring a job that will provide a living. Relationships, always popular was #2 with most of those referring to a desire to find a romantic partner. Health and fitness wasn’t as high in this group as Adventure, and dead last was wealth–an interesting split-off from the notion of career.
Our conclusion is that we want to offer Visioning services that focus on Career, Business, and Workplace issues.
Summary of the tallied questionnaire:
1. Career 2.4
2. Relationships 3.0
3. Adventure 3.2
4. Spirituality 3.5
5. Health& Fitness 4.0
6. Family 4.3
7. Wealth 4.7
– Anna Carroll
Learn more details and register for the September 26, 2009 all day Visioning Workshop at http://www.vb3.eventbrite.com
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Anna Carroll – was brilliant of you to compile all this for us and for you to then write up the post, Honoria!
Such fun for me to have you two blazing the way for us here.
I know we will be revisiting and tracking on changes as we go forward with the Bridging Futures activities.
Inviting people to chime in here on a regular basis as some of their own targeted focuses are rewarded will be valuable also.
In our own case, we’re right up there at the top of Career AND Relationship professionally with this – and the whole Bridging Futures ventures is an adventure of a rare quality for me.