Tools and Concepts

Featured tools and concepts include:

The Bigger Future™

A tool for creating a future-focused vision and establishing a plan to help you achieve those desired results.

The Kolbe Conative Index*

An index that measures and validates an individual’s instinctive way of doing things, and leads to greater understanding of other people’s actions. Build confidence in trusting your own instincts and knowledge of how best to work with others, whether at school, at work, or at home.

The Philosophy Of Unique Ability®

Everyone has a Unique Ability — a set of unique talents which energizes us, and makes others want to have a relationship with us. Uncover what makes you unique, and use it to create value for others and for yourself.

The Three Brain Abilities

Become a more creative problem solver and achieve success by better understanding how the brain operates.

The Strategy Circle®

A powerful problem-solving and planning tool for setting goals, overcoming obstacles, and creating strategies for producing extraordinary results.

Learning How To Avoid The Gap™

If you’re a relentless perfectionist, or feel as if your accomplishments always fall short, then you may be in “The Gap.” Learn how you can escape “The Gap” and boost your confidence through focusing on progress, instead of perfection.

The Positive Focus™

A technique for using positive experiences to build confidence and to clarify the path to even greater future progress. You’ll learn how to use it monthly, weekly, or daily to keep your confidence high.

The Attention Focuser

A tool used to help you decide and prioritize which activities deserve your best attention over the next 90 days. You’ll discover that you have all the time you need to accomplish the things that are most important to you.

*Kolbe Conative Index® is a trademark of Kathy Kolbe and Kolbe Corp. All rights reserved.

“The real world is often confusing and overwhelming, and it can be especially daunting for a young adult. Now I have some tools to navigate this complex web and attain optimum focus, efficiency, and happiness.”
Gordon Arlen, Evanston, IL.