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The Change Series Introduction is a short film which discuses the importance of embracing change rather than fearing it, the power of the subconscious mind, and the number one rule for success in any area of your life… Taking Action!

We would love to hear your thoughts and opinions on “Change”. What does ‘change’ mean to you? Is ‘change’ something that you fear or embrace?

Here’s a quote from Nicola Cairncross in The Change Series introduction, “Change is the ability to look at how you are doing things and decide if you are happy with them, and then if you are not happy with them look at what you would like to have happen differently and what you need to do differently to achieve what you want.”

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If you could change anything in your life what would it be? What are you going to do today, this week, and this month to bring you closer to achieving this positive change that you desire in your life? By answering these two questions you are setting the path for the life that you deserve. As well, you are giving yourself a chance to win “The Change Series” program as well as a lifetime membership to The Change Series Members of Action Inner Circle.

Simply share your answers in the comment box below for your chance to win. We’ll be choosing the winner on Wednesday March 18th at 9pm EST.

Be sure to check back here at The Change Series blog for contest updates. For now, lets hear the changes that you want to see in your life and how you are going to make them become reality. I look forward to reading your comments.

You just took a step toward positive change and the life that you deserve. What will your next step be?

Scott Tousignant

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In 2007 I faced major changes in my life. Around the time I was researching for a film that I was making about fitness transformations, the ’12-week transformation’ phenomenon that pervades the fitness industry, usually accompanied by stunning before and after pictures.

During my research, I came across a web site hosted by Scott Tousignant. Scott’s site was perfect in subject matter for the film and, even better, Scott lived a short drive away from my home near Toronto.

I immediately called Scott and discussed the project. Scott was excited about the idea of getting involved in a film about the subject of his life’s work and business and Scott opened up his web site’s interviews for my research. I don’t think either of us anticipated the ultimate outcome at the time.
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