Success, whether it's about realizing a business vision, reaching the pinnacle of wealth and career achievement, or a gauge of your personal happiness; where does success begin, where does it lead? How do you measure it in a way that's relevant and meaningful?

It's a question worth thinking about. After all, some of the most successful people – considered so in others opinions, would instead say their life and work is a disappointment – by their terms judge 'success' as failure. And people that others might not consider successful are completely content right where they are. So what's the difference? It's how we perceive goals, how we set them and whether we align them with our idea of success – our ideal hopes and vision.

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Vancouver, BC, Canada

Vancouver, BC (November 1, 2006) – Vancouver's top Career Management firm -- PCMG -- joins forces with LifePilot as the first licensee of the internationally recognized LifePilot program. The launch of the opening workshop, part of a values-based "life-enhancement" series tailored to Executives and Professionals of Greater Vancouver, will be held on Saturday, November 18, 2006 in the B.C. Sports Hall of Fame from 8:30 am until 12:30 pm. Several prominent BC athletes will be in attendance.

Says PCMG Executive VP and new LifePilot navigator Ray Williams, "we chose to kick-off our first LifePilot workshop in the Executives and Professionals Series in an unconventional venue, as we feel the athletic and 'achievement' environment will greatly enhance two of the 5 key elements of the LifePilot program – visualization and inspiration -- powerful tools used by athletes to achieve their objectives."

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A Values Model

As you set your goals and focus on them, reflect upon your life—the past you've led and the future you envision. What moments have been rewarding? Or disappointing? What has remained important over time, and what is most important to you now? What truly motivates and inspires you. What gives you a feeling of success? Who are the people who you care about the most? Of all of the things that you have now, which could you give up? Which items, experiences and relationships could you not live without? What values are important to you? What values really drive you to succeed?

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Stories from LifePilot Graduates

"LifePilot has had a profound impact on my personal life. I have always had a crystal clear company vision along with a set of shared company values - but I've neglected to vision out my personal life until now. LifePilot led and inspired me to create a personal vision based on my core personal values. I now have a clear 'painted picture' of the life I am going to make happen. What a difference in my life!" -- Brian Scudamore Young Presidents Organization Member Chairman, 1-800GOTJUNK.com

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Introduction

Computers, cars and airplanes come with operating manuals. Human beings don't. But we are equipped with tools—insight and values—that enable us to plan the lives we want, fulfill our desires and as a consequence, reach our highest personal and professional potential. - Peter H. Thomas

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Peter Sage Debut

LifePilot is pleased to announce the arrival of Peter Sage as a "young" version of Peter H Thomas. Peter Sage recently led two LifePilot events, one for students at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, BC in addition to a corporate workshop for the International Speakers Bureau Staged in Dallas, Texas,

Peter achieved rave reviews at each event and was recently interviewed on the Good Life Show with Jesse Dylan on the Sirius XM Radio Lime Channel...

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