Your language can change how you gain opportunities. 

Notice this difference: 

"I want to write a book, but I have two jobs." 

or

"I want to write a book and continue to do well at my two jobs."

The conjunction you choose makes all the difference in setting goals and gaining opportunities. 

For the past 15 years, Jim Bishop has been entrenched in corporate leadership and human performance. He coached teams of employees across the globe, developed programs to support the growth of multiple business units, and put systems and structures to the chaos of an ever-evolving people strategy.



Jim works to help leaders continue to impact others instead of focusing on traditional results. He has done this through his business, Conjunction Leadership, and his And/Both Leadership Framework. 

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