The Overtone Effect

Are you seeking to maximize your potential in a more intuitive, purposeful way? Would you love to shift your world from good to great?

In The Overtone Effect, you'll follow an easy, focused system to take your personal or organizational performance from predictable to remarkable. Author and Internationally credentialed professional coach, Jan Carley, has inspired thousands of individuals worldwide with her easy to adopt high-performance system. As mastery coach of high-level internationally competitive a cappella singing groups, Jan helps create the mindset and framework necessary for leadership excellence, team success and individual joy and transformation.

In The Overtone Effect, you will learn how to...

 Build a rock-solid success foundation by aligning your strengths, vision, purpose, values, and core essence

 Get unstuck and live into greater possibilities by adopting a "generative"-positive, action-based, energy-infused-approach to work, leadership and living

 Shift your success orientation from doing to being and reconnect with what's really important to you

 Move into your "sweet spot", where you can achieve better results and experience more joy

What is the "Overtone Effect"?

When a singer or chorus achieves precisely the right tuning in the notes they sing, the intricate balance of sound frequencies creates overtones - extra notes that, while heard, are not actually being sung. Using the phenomenon of overtones as a metaphor for creating results that go well beyond what you ever thought possible, this book will guide you to hit the high notes in your life or business.

The results? Increased joy, flow, effectiveness, and extraordinary success. That's the Overtone Effect

Buy this book and feel the immediate positive benefits in your life and leadership.

"Jan Carley's engaging book is filled with actionable advice on how to thrive in a fast-changing world. The "generative" approach she suggests will spur your creativity and curiosity - and help you become the person you want to be." - Marshall Goldsmith, New York Times bestselling author, Thinkers50 #1 leadership thinker in the world.