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So, does your organization consider its people the most valuable resource? Not everyone does, even though they may want to. If you agree, Connections of the Heart LLC may be able to help you grow your business.

Every day these people deal with challenges, conflict, stress, and personal issues that lead their minds to shut down. Understanding how the brain, body and spirit work together and learning ways to tap them can result in optimal potential for everyone who is motivated to grow.

For example, all experience is stored in the brain as memories linked to feelings. The stress hormone, cortisol can be released when a threatening feeling tag signals the Amygdala to protect the mind, blocking recall of the necessary information. Techniques and software are available to bypass this process, preserving the integrity of the individual's skills and wisdom. Scientists have determined that he heart has its own intelligence and a unique electrical and chemical system. We'd like to show you some ways to tap into this power which can result in improvements in each of the following:

• Confidence - Understanding their personal strengths and aptitudes help individuals make choices and respond to situations using their broad repertoire. Creativity - Confident people become willing to risk innovation, becoming change agents for the company.
  
  
• Relationships - Actively listening and working together improves both social climate and productivity. Professional Growth - Learning and fulfilling personal potential is encouraged when people understand their personal strengths and needs, and are given the tools to work with them.
  
  
• Customer Care - An organization that thinks with its heart can't help but make customers comfortable and interested in long term relationships.

Let's work together for your business! For more information, contact Sandra Sunquist Stanton NCC, LPC through www.ourbrainbuddies.com

Client Comments . . .

Sandi has invested years of study academically dissecting the human brain. In a light humorous manner she shares ideas on both stimulating and relaxing our brain cells, keeping them active and preserving them for the future. Her tips on improving memory alone were well worth the price of admission.

We learned that we are at our peak performance when our hearts and mind are operating together.

From our entire staff Sandi, Thank You and thanks for the memories!!!

Joe Theisen D.D.S.

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