New Year, New You - Vision Mapping for 2025 With James Court

We’ve all had new year’s resolutions that have fallen to the wayside. Some goals are less important than others, like reading 10 books a month or going to the gym. Business goals like increasing your sales by 10%, creating a new website, or improving your offer to customers are ones you really don’t want to ignore. But how do you put those thoughts into action?

We'll show you how, as we're kicking off the new year with a comprehensive, interactive workshop that will help you get on the right track for 2025, featuring our course regular James Court! James will walk you through your company’s vision, get you back on track with planning, and help you set actionable, accountable goals you can follow throughout 2025 on a monthly and quarterly basis. You will come away from this workshop feeling refreshed and ready to take on the new year!

This workshop will take place over the course of 3 hours, with plenty of breaks in between. We'll supply a healthy variety of snacks and refreshments, and you're also encouraged to bring your own lunch as there will be time in the session to network with others around noon.

More details are to be announced closer to the event.

About the venue:

Meeting Room S1 (in Work:Space, within the library) is accessible for wheelchairs and there are also disabled bathroom facilities.

There is paid for car parking within a 1 minute walk and the train station is approximately 10 minutes walk away.

If you have any questions regarding this event, please contact [email protected].

About your host:

James Court is the founder of Boost Your Business Network, a training, coaching and networking service for Devon-based entrepreneurs and businesses.

James has over 21 years’ experience of working with SMEs from start-ups to corporate sized businesses. In 2020 he won the Exeter Living Award for Business Services, creating the popular #NatWestBoost networking event, helping to support the thriving local business community across Exeter and beyond. He is a regular contributor for GROW Magazine Exeter, writing a monthly column and is passionate about championing entrepreneurship, helping people scale-up their ventures and achieve their potential.

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