How Creating Personal Anthems Transformed One Family

Rachel and I are passionate about fostering harmony within any unit, especially families. Today, I want to share a story that beautifully illustrates this.

Meet Lisa, a devoted mother and advocate of our Anthem process. She’s experienced its power several times and convinced her husband Eric to attend a Clarity Class last year (a Clarity Class is a mini version of Anthems in a group setting). Eric crafted his first Anthem soundtrack and quickly landed a job that checked all his boxes.

Earlier this year, Lisa reached out with a brilliant idea. Her family was in a bit of a funk, and she wanted each member to create their own Anthem and participate in our 21-day Anthem Challenge. I loved the idea and agreed it could shift their household’s energy.

The results were beyond their expectations. The energy in their home transformed, and each family member experienced significant positive changes. Lisa, her 17-year-old son Sei, and her 18-year-old daughter Hanako shared their takeaways in a heartwarming video, which you can watch below.

When everyone focuses on their desires and what lights them up, it elevates the home’s energy. Each member committed to their own journey and supported each other, fostering a nurturing environment.

Lisa’s family is a testament to the power of consistent focus and meaningful support. Their story shows what’s possible when a family unites with clear intentions and mutual support.  Imagine what this can mean for a small business or a corporate team that wants to achieve greatness in the next quarter? 

The Anthem process isn’t just about personal growth; it’s about creating a supportive and empowering environment. When your family (or work family) is harmonized, it creates a ripple effect of positivity and success. 

Feeling inspired? 

Join us at an upcoming Clarity Class in Vegas or through your workplace to create empowered harmony within your family.

It all starts with a single Anthem!

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