Welcome Passionate Leaders!

Do you remember when you got your first business idea, felt that flow or warmth in your heart and the excitement of starting your new venture? That feeling was your business passion. Some of us may have gotten sidetracked from that feeling in our hearts by the business logistics, finances, or customer issues and are wanting to reconnect or strengthen that passion we once had. Others are wanting to start businesses that connects our passion and hearts to all aspects of the organization as we prepare to launch and publicize our businesses. I'd love for us to come together as a group to support each other in (re)connecting with the passion in our hearts for our businesses and organizations.

Imagine a community of businesses and employees that are passionate about how they spend the majority of their day, are fully engaged in what they do and where love, empowerment and creativity flows abundantly to their work environment, customers and community.

I've been resonating with Mark Silver's Heart of Business program http://tinyurl.com/HeartofBusiness and would love for us to share & connect once a month (or more often if the group agrees), discussing and presenting our business perspectives based on exercises from the publications:
* Getting to the Core of Your Business http://tinyurl.com/GettingToTheCoreOfBusiness (First Meeting)
* Unveiling the Heart of Your Business http://tinyurl.com/UnveilingTheHeartOfBu
* Creating Heart-Centered Websites http://tinyurl.com/HeartCenteredWebsites
* Heart-Centered Article Writing http://tinyurl.com/HeartCenteredArticleWriting
* The Sacred Moment http://tinyurl.com/TheSacredMoment

'The intention of having a group is to create a space for each person to go deeply into each of the exercises, and to gain their own insights, healing, and action steps. To have through each other gentle, compassionate, accountable presence that allows you to find your own blind spots, clear emotional issues, learn and then apply what you've learned, without feeling like someone is judging you or trying to "fix" you.'
- Mark Silver, Unveiling the Heart of Your Business