What if your ladder of success is leaning against the wrong wall?
Here’s a powerful but little-known strategy to help you adjust the course of your life
You’ve been climbing the ladder of success for several decades.
Your career has been punctuated with numerous promotions and increases in responsibility.
You’re highly regarded within your organization and the industry for your extraordinary level of passion, vision and innovation.
Because you’re indispensable, you routinely work 60–80 hours a week and travel frequently for your job. When you’re not at work, you’re thinking about it.
Bur trouble is brewing
But this relentless focus on work is starting to have a negative impact on your irreplaceable family relationships.
You feel like your life partner has become emotionally distant.
Or is it you?
Your children are growing up so fast, but you feel like you hardly know them. When they let their guard down, you sense a low-grade, simmering resentment from them.
While you’ve been preoccupied with cultivating an enviable career, you’ve been missing out on most of their special occasions. You’re rarely…
