Who Hires Me

Bold Road’s Philosophy

Wishing is not a viable strategy. Sure you can believe in the law of attraction, and there’s nothing wrong with visualizing what you want out of life. But it takes more than a dream to make it so. New cars and cash don’t from the sky. You need an action plan, practical steps, and marching orders to make your dreams come true.

“Daydreaming” and “planning your dreams” are not the same thing. Sitting under a tree wishing for a different life is called “daydreaming.” Mapping out viable strategies to live more life is called “planning your dreams.” I’m a big believer in dreaming big, but I also believe that dreams without plans are mirages. We all have dreams but life is really about finding the time to do it.

Committing to dreams can be scary. Having the dream is the easy part, committing to make it so can freak you out. But when you commit to a dream you’ll find you can get a lot of stuff done, tackle a lot of projects, and even enjoy yourself along the way. That’s the point, to tackle what matters most to you without getting so scared you stay on the sidelines.

Everyone can work less, earn more, and live better. No situation is hopeless. No job is unchangeable. No life is immoveable. It does take effort to transition from burning the midnight oil to working less and earning more but it can be done by everyone in every situation imaginable. There are five main ways to work less and earn more, including restructuring your corporate job, becoming a consultant, working freelance, earning passive income, and running a business.

Different types of people contact me. What they’re looking for shows up in many different ways.

The Overworked Employee: You plan to stay in your corporate job but long hours are getting the best of you. You need a plan to continue the corporate climb without burning out before building that cushy nest egg.

The Burnt Out Executive: You earn a steady corporate paycheck but long for a new way to make money while still finding time for family, health, and hobbies.

The Entrepreneur: You may be a small business owner, consultant, or freelancer. You like what you do but recognize you’re overworked and underpaid. You want to learn to maximize your time and revenue.

The Dual-Income Spouses: You and your spouse both work in corporate jobs but see your lives passing you by. You want to get off the corporate track and try something based on passion while your spouse keeps a secure job and health benefits.

The Life Transitioner: Something in your life, maybe a new baby, a pending retirement, or even a geographical move, has precipitated a need to change how you live and earn. You need help building the new you given all the change.

The Single Looking for Love: You’re a great person and you deserve someone great but for whatever reason you haven’t that special someone. You no longer want to depend on fate to find your mate and need a gameplan to meet Mr. or Ms. Right.

The Couple Looking for a Life Plan: You and your spouse spent months planning every last detail of your wedding but what about the rest of your lives together? You’re looking to build and execute on your joint dreams in love, career, health, finances, family, home friendships, personal growth, and values.

While their problems show up different ways, in the end, they all ultimately want more time for the things that matter in their life.

If any of these people sound like you check out the products and services page for a solution or give us a call.