books about: visioneering (developing blueprint smallness)

books about: visioneering

books:

Creating Your Future (The science of visioneering -The art of power goaling)
Dennis R Deaton

TimeMax Inc, 1996

Live Seminar Recording of time management. 6 tapes and work book never used.

Visioneering (Audio Seminar Recording)
Dennis Deaton

Quma Learning Systems, Inc, 2005

The greatest prerogative of the human mind is the ability to envision a desired future state?a lofty goal or change in life?and then bring that vision into reality. That?s Visioneering®. This recording of a live seminar captures the excitement and impact of principles, skills, and tools that have vaulted people to record -setting achievements and higher levels of performance.

Visioneering : The Art of Power Goaling (Live Audio Seminar Recording)
Dennis R. Deaton

Quma Learning Systems, 1996

Effective people see their creations before they are created. Through this principle - Visioneering - high achievers transcend time, space and obstacles looking beyond "what is", moving forward to build and enjoy the rewards of "what can be." Visioneering mankind's greatest tool, is the power of creation, and we can all wield this power more skillfully through the principles taught in this incomparable seminar.

Visioneering: God's Blueprint for Developing and Maintaining Personal Vision

37 reviews
Andy Stanley

Multnomah Books, 2001

Excellent on developing vision
Great study in the life and leadership of Nehemiah on discovering your passion, pursuing it, and staying wtih it. I strongly recommend this one if you are seeking personal or ministry vision.

Walking Tall: Overcoming Inner Smallness, No Matter What Size You Are
Peggy O'Neill

Visioneering Group, 2002

WALKING TALL, Overcoming Inner Smallness, No Matter What Size You Are "Very few people experience 'outer smallness' such as my self," says 3 foot 8 inch tall author, Peggy O'Neill. "But many people who stand tall on the outside, even successful people, are often dwarfed on the inside by their fears or feelings of inadequacy. They are often overshadowed with depression, anxiety or low self-esteem. They probably don't like themselves much, ...