This December has been a month of reflection, gratitude, and renewed determination. As I celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, I am reminded of His unwavering grace. On April 1, 2010, a brain aneurysm could have stolen my life, my thoughts, and my future. The neurologist’s dire predictions were overridden by God’s plan. His purpose continues to unfold, and this month has been a testament to persistence, faith, and action.
I am deeply grateful for two significant milestones: introducing Brain Health to two global organizations—Accenture, one of the top management consultancies, and Keller Williams, a leading real estate powerhouse. These presentations were not just moments to share insights but steps toward making Brain Health a strategic priority.
The feedback has been humbling and energizing. Keller Williams is now discussing how Brain Health can be part of their 2025 strategy, while Accenture recognized its relevance in driving mental health initiatives. These conversations affirmed my mission: to ensure Brain Health becomes a foundational element of how organizations operate.
The Mission: Moving the Dial Daily
While these accomplishments are encouraging, I know the work is just beginning. My mission is to embed Brain Health into the culture and strategy of organizations across industries. This requires persistence—building relationships, following up intentionally, and keeping Brain Health at the forefront of decision-making.
Every day, I ask myself, “What can I do to move the dial?” Whether it’s reaching out to key contacts or deepening conversations with actionable insights, I am committed to driving this vision forward.
Lessons from the Journey
1. Small, Consistent Actions Yield Big Results
Momentum isn’t built in a day. Every email, phone call, or follow-up strengthens the foundation for lasting change.
Takeaway: Identify one small action daily to advance a key goal. Consistency compounds over time.
2. Gratitude Fuels Persistence
Gratitude keeps me motivated, even on challenging days. I am thankful for the opportunities with Accenture and Keller Williams and the chance to serve a greater purpose.
Takeaway: Begin and end your day with gratitude. Let wins, no matter how small, inspire your next move.
3. Faith and Action Go Hand in Hand
Faith alone doesn’t move mountains—faith combined with deliberate action does. Leaning on God’s strength while putting in the work is key.
Takeaway: Trust in your purpose, but act boldly to align your vision with reality.
Looking Ahead
This December has set the stage for 2025. My goal is clear: to solidify Brain Health as a strategic cornerstone for organizations like Accenture and Keller Williams and to expand its impact across industries.
As we close the year, I reflect with gratitude and recommit to my mission. Jesus Christ, whose birth we celebrate this season, is my anchor and inspiration. His grace drives me to persist in this purpose and use my story to create lasting impact.
#IChoose To Step Boldly and be the Anchor and Reference Point Regarding Brain Health and its Impact on Businesses and Their Bottom Line
The possibilities for 2025 are limitless.
Let’s make it a year of transformation, one step at a time. Book me for a talk, invite me to your next event, or subscribe to my blog. Together, we can make Brain Health the cornerstone of success in life, work, and business.
With Gratitude
Annabel
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