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A lack of imagination leads to low resonance in personal growth, leadership, and organizational culture
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IMAGINE BETTER
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Resonance is more than just a buzzword; it’s the key to unlocking potential.
For individuals and organizations alike, becoming Highly Resonant™ drives deeper personal fulfillment, stronger leadership, and a thriving team culture.
HIGHLY RESONANT™
BECOME
Highly Resonant™: (adjective) having a harmonized internal energy that aligns values, purpose, and vision with external expression, to create a powerful and magnetic impact that others naturally respond to.
Unlock Potential by Unleashing Untapped Imagination
By age 35, only about 30% of people regularly use their vivid imagination.*
This decline in imaginative thinking can directly lead to a lack of resonance in personal growth, leadership, and organizational culture.
Imagination Method™
A tool to develop higher resonance by unlocking what's possible through imagination and building brand from within.
Step 1: Clarity and Alignment
Discover your core values to align your internal brand. Whether it’s personal growth, team dynamics, or organizational culture, we start by understanding who you are at your core.
Step 2: Empowerment and Activation
Empower your leaders, teams, and individuals to embrace their authentic selves and activate these values in their daily work. This is where your internal brand begins to comes to life.
Step 3: Codify and Shape
Develop exceptional experiences that resonate your internal brand to shift perspectives and begin to shape perception.
Step 4: Reputation as a Byproduct of Being Highly Resonant™
When you’re aligned and are Highly Resonate™ your external reputation naturally follows. A strong internal brand isn’t just a strategy—it’s the foundation of a lasting, respected reputation.
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Learn more about how we can help you, your team or your culture become Highly Resonant™
* Only ~30% of adults aged 35+ say they have a vivid imagination.
Source: Dr Kovács, Ilona (2022, September 7) ELKH researchers demonstrate continuous decline of human imagination with age ELKH.org