Karl Bimshas Consulting

Max and Madeline, are pressing hard at their careers. Madeline is fortunate, she is working with a great boss who has mentored and challenged her to be her best. Unfortunately, Max has had the opposite experience. He has been through a heavy rotation of managers, many of whom spoke a good game but never really showed up to play. The most noticeable difference between them is that Madeline, although not yet in her ideal job, loves the journey, while Max is miserable in his voyage.

• Ideal gift for people who have been complaining, mostly about their job. 

• For people who are disillusioned. 

• The spouses and friends of those who are disillusioned.

• A non-traditional book.  Part One is written in screenplay format.  Part Two is a workbook.

• It will change your perspective.

This short journey begins along a wintry and desolate Cape Cod beach where you'll discover how to push back the ocean by discovering the magic of goals. Next you'll learn how to think like a champion and help others find their own passion. Finally, you'll realize how easy -- and necessary, it is to change a piece of the world.

• Perfect gift for new graduates or those staring a new job/project.

• Great for those new to leadership, or those who need a leadership renewal.

• Great gift book.

Are you carrying an anger, sadness or fear that is immobilizing you or holding you back? It's time to let it go, regain control and invest in you. This disposable journal can help you do that in just seven days.  Studies show goals have a greater likelihood of being achieved if they are written down. Problems are also more likely to be revealed and resolved if taken from the head and placed on the page. Now's your chance to lift the weight off your shoulders and breakthrough the barriers to your current thinking with your own unique personal disposable journal.

• Good tool for people who feel held back.

• Eye opener for people who blame others.

• The Disposable Journal is a seven-day exploration of what's holding you back.  You begin by thinking of something that is currently troubling you, making you angry or even sad.  Each day you are prompted write about this "baggage".  You explore it...then; get over it so you can move on.  Write it out and let it go.

• Therapeutic writing helps people work through "baggage".