When we’re young, if something is hiding from us, it’s an adventure. The search is part of the fun. But at some point, something shifts. If something is hidden as an adult, it’s suddenly a problem, a nuisance, a barrier to happiness. Where are my keys? Where did my energy go? Where is my happiness?

What if that didn’t have to be the case? What if finding what you’re looking for could feel more like playing hide-and-seek as a kid?

Dave’s personal values were not really connecting to his job or his employer.  And the momentum of life largely kept him in place.  He shared that he didn’t feel vested in the success of his company, but he also didn’t know what else to do.  He had no drive and was left feeling stuck. Personal change requires a tipping point.  A fulcrum upon which the prospect of a potentially better future outweighs the force and heft of the status quo.