The Morgue I Think the Deader it Gets: Poems by Carody Culver

By | 1 February 2022

A short guided meditation by a thought leader

As a thought leader, I’ll be leading your thoughts in today’s guided meditation.

Think of this exercise as a form of change management. A way to move the needle on your future potential. A chance to touch base with yourself. Are you ready to take things offline? Let’s pivot.

Close your eyes. Collaborate with your breath. Action that in-and-out. Be purposeful. Be the champion of your diaphragm. Get yourself in the loop. Connect to your own best practice and really put those boots on the ground.

Now let’s curate your own innovation. First, visualise yourself as the head of a for-profit start-up. Amplify that vision. It may have lots of moving parts, but you’re the one who can make it pop. I want you to buy in to your own empowerment, cradle to grave. Find that culture fit. Don’t guesstimate—this is your time to land and expand.

Let’s take it to the next level. Visualise your business strategy: are you a game-changer? A disruptor? An influencer? Breathe in on your scalable ideas, breathe out on your entrepreneurial approach to Industry 5.0. See yourself shifting that paradigm. Visualise your inner core competencies. Amplify them.

You don’t need to reinvent the wheel. Peel your own onion. Ride your own tailwinds. Be your own strategic partner. Feel yourself expanding your bandwidth as you run this up the flagpole. It’s about organic growth. It’s about building your brand. Raise the bar—you’re shovel-ready and results-oriented. This is your summit.

Get all those balls in the air. Every one of them is authentic. Every one of them can build capacity. Every one of them has its own special sauce. Crowd-source yourself. Drill down. Tee up to empower your new normal.

Now it’s time to circle back and close the loop. Sit up. Reach out: let’s all join hands and form a steering committee.

 


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