mind dump solution

James conducted his first Mind Dump in 1985. He conducted subsequent Mind Dumps on request. Over the next fifteen years, the demand for more Mind Dumps increased. In 2000, James launched Mind Dump as a business.  

Your Mind Dump is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to talk openly with someone who knows nothing about you and has no vested interest in the outcome. With your open and thoughtful participation, we can move mountains. You talk, I listen. I write all your random unorganized thoughts on the walls so we can both see your repetitive concerns, problems, and opportunities. I only know what you tell me. You will be heard without prejudice. The sole intention of your Mind Dump is for you to vent and clear your mind so you can visualize your future.

I serve as your silent partner and confidant.

Mind Dump is about your life-work balance. Who you are matters more than what you do for work. Life is overwhelming if you look through the lens of what you do for a living—your work. Life is robust and has endless possibilities if you look through the lens of who you are, not the other way around.  

You have position power and personal power. When I ask participants to tell me about themselves they start with their work title: an Attorney, a CPA, or an Architect. You are a father, mother, sister, brother, son, or daughter. You work as an attorney, CPA, or Architect.

Human minds are made for creativity, not containment. Your mind does it's best work when it is not being instructed to think. 

Your core values, culture, management philosophy, and style reflect who you are, not what you do for work. Who you are is the difference between your firm and another that does the same thing. The practice area you specialize in does not differentiate your firm.  

Mind Dump is like spring cleaning for your mind. You no longer feel like a hamster on a spinning wheel in a cage running faster and faster with no end in sight. Once you have clarity of thought, there is no limit to how much you can accomplish.

We organize your scattered thoughts into a straightforward ten-point comprehensive life-work balance plan that is easy to understand and implement.