Our Vision
At Choice Awareness Management, we help people design their own unique beliefs and choice systems to meet their aspirations.
Compelling Words
We believe in designing a vision that will attract, enroll, and gain instant understanding with a few simple words.
A vision can be a powerful device to keep people participating and aligned.
We believe our Vision accomplishes those objectives.
We invite you to read the next sentence very slowly.
This image depicts graphically that you can design your beliefs and choices just as an architect does - with our guidance and your effort and patience - you can too…
“Changing Awareness One Choice at a Time" has a choice at the center of everything with change as the agent and awareness as a result.
Who could not connect with gaining understanding based upon your choices?
(Wisdom Sidebar) We included the long-winded Wikipedia reference so you could understand the complexity given to "Choice" by the experts. Do not be intimidated by the supposed science of it. Everything is imaginary, and some of it suits us at times, and some of it doesn't. In other words, we suggest you take the parts of it that work for you and leave the rest to someone else - you may be better off because of this strategy.
Consider Change
This activity will involve some change and may be difficult because a personal belief about "change" is cemented by years of false evidence. We believe change is quick and straightforward. It is usually a conversation.
We believe that all choices come from our beliefs - rightly or wrongly, fact-filled or fiction-featured, truth or the truth - it all depends upon several things. Do our beliefs serve us well or not? If yes, then it becomes a truth for us. If not, it also becomes a truth for us but an inhibiting one: we suggest eliminating those. We will forward you to some experts who do just that because we focus on creating new beliefs.
We recommend inspecting some of our current beliefs to gain an initial awareness of their impact - some of these may be inhibiting or not. In any case, you will begin to gain an appreciation for the significance they hold for you.
Most people don't do this, and actually, that's one of the reasons why Choice Awareness Management exists.
