What is being a CDO? It is being a:
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Visionary
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Organizer
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Self-Transformer
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Community Leader
How do you become a CDO?
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The first step is having a Dream (a purpose/vision); something you are passionate about, that uses you completely, and you believe you can do. When you find your passion it will wake you up and tell you what to do. It consistently hungers for expression and fulfillment.
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Second, is organizing around that Dream. It is important to set up structures; such as, goals and action steps.
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Third is developing yourself and having the capacities and knowledge necessary to be a CDO. This is a combination of personal development and education.
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Fourth is generating a community. It is necessary to be able to promote your Dream and get the support necessary for its fulfillment. This would be a combination of coaches, colleagues and clients.
This program will introduce you to the power of being a Chief Dream Officer and leave you with an action-plan that will support you in becoming one.
CDO Training Testimonial
Most helpful things were looking at my dream in a more concrete and clear way---then determining steps and reflecting on them and coming up with a very clear-cut vision and plan. I also found it helpful to listen to other people who were working on similar projects and hear the steps they were taking—we came up with expanded solutions based on our conversations that I wouldn’t have thought of by myself. I found myself taking concrete actions the next day.
Bonnie Wallace
Music and Movement Teacher
“Love Your Body Classes” featuring the Nia Technique
CDO Training October 2009
CDO Training Testimonial
I loved it. It was very thought-provoking. It was in depth—made you think about who you are as a person and what you are capable of—
Great program—got to look at things from different perspectives—feel real feelings---learned from other participants—I really liked it. The next day I got a request to come in and be interviewed for a job in the field of my dreams.
Donna Deleo
In Job Transition
CDO Training October 2009
Next Date: March 24th and 31st ; 6:30-9:30pm