Visualize & Execute the Future of Your Business

The pandemic and subsequent lockdown changed everyone’s lives practically overnight. Some businesses were able to weather the storm and others were left devastated. While it is difficult to find a silver lining during such a traumatic time, a period of change can be the perfect time to invite a clear vision for your future and the future of your business. Have you ever truly asked yourself, “:What do I want?” “What does the dream version of my business look like?”

Join CEO of SoulTour and master coach Tara Nicholle-Kirke as she shares the exercises and tools she uses with her clients and even her own business. By the end of this course you will have a 12-18 month vision for your business and the different tools to set yourself on the right path starting today.

AFTER THIS CLASS YOU’LL BE ABLE TO:

• Document the dream version of your business.
• Determine if the dream version of your business aligns with your current strategy.
• Determine what your business breakthrough would look like.
• Use flexible tools designed to set your vision plan in action.

Tara-Nicholle Kirke is the author of The Transformational Consumer: Fuel a Lifelong Love Affair With Customers by Helping Them Get Healthier, Wealthier and Wiser.

She is the CEO of TCI, a marketing, content strategy, and leadership development firm that creates transformational experiences for conscious leaders, businesses + customers.

Tara is the former VP, Marketing for MyFitnessPal and Under Armour Connected Fitness, where she led a team that grew the platform to over 100 million customers through brand, growth, engagement, content, and digital/social media, and media relations. During her career in Silicon Valley, Tara has created brand, growth, media, and content strategies for brands like HGTV, Trulia, ING Direct, Lookout Mobile Security, Chegg, Eventbrite, and many, many more.

She has been featured in The New York Times and was recently named the #1 woman Silicon Valley tech companies should be naming to their boards by Business Insider.