“Create the Life You Want”
How to get what you want in life.
A specific method and structure for getting it, with immediate, actionable steps.
$99 per seat
Sound familiar?
- “I don’t know what I actually want.”
- “It feels too big. I don’t know where to start.”
- “I don’t have the time, or the energy.”
- “I’ll start tomorrow. Or when I’m ready.”
- “I start strong, and by February it’s gone.”
- “I keep beating myself up about it.”
The hour is built to address and solve these issues.
Designed exclusively for the Stanford community. Now available to everyone.
Your facilitator
Noel Rosencranz
- Fifteen years coaching founders, executives and teams
- Two Stanford degrees; coach for Stanford GSB’s LEAD program
- Coached leaders at Google, Microsoft and Intel
- Built a company over eight years, then sold it
What you walk away with
Six months from now: same struggles, or a new reality?
One hour. Five things you leave with.
The framework
- Identify what you want
- Reclaim your time and energy
- The Success Structure
- Resistance
- Clarity on what you wantCan’t say what you want, or it feels too big to start? You leave with two goals on paper, specific enough to schedule.
- The obstacles, namedNo time, no energy? You name the habits, people and thoughts draining both, and take the hours back.
- A structure for any goalStart strong, then fizzle? A structure that outlasts motivation: small steps, dates in the calendar, someone to hold you to it, a way to measure it. People with a regular check-in follow through 95% of the time.
- A way through resistanceFear, doubt, the urge to quit? They show up whenever something matters. You learn to keep moving, without beating yourself up.
- Your next step, with a dateWaiting until you’re ready? You’ll never feel 100% ready. You leave knowing what you’ll do first, and when.
“In my entire life, no one has ever asked me the question: what do you want?”
Where it goes
Where the same framework can lead.
Before: a safe job in a lab paying $60,000 a year. He felt capable of more, and part of him doubted it.
Cyrus KhambattaCo-Founder, Evolution HealthNoel’s coaching increased my confidence, helped me start my own business and generate a six-figure-plus income. I’m now making approximately $50,000 a month. His strategies are brilliant.
From the Stanford sessions
Noel offered a “Create the Life You Want” workshop to the Stanford alumni community and we’re all incredibly grateful. He’s an excellent presenter with a calm, reassuring style.
Adele KuzmiakovaStanford Alumni CommunityAn expert workshop leader. His warm, inviting nature lets attendees be fully present, and his ability to facilitate and improvise is masterful.
Sarah HerasRegional Manager, Stanford Alumni AssociationReserve your spot
Stop waiting on yourself.
Create the Life You Want
$99 per seat
Secure checkout by Stripe: card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Bringing someone? Add them on the next screen.
Can’t make it? I’ll move you to the next one. Wasn’t worth it? I’ll refund you.
Not this date? Hear about the next one
Before you book
The questions people ask before they come.
Who is it for?
Anyone stuck between wanting more and actually doing it: not sure what you want, or sure and still putting it off. Career, business, health, or something you’ve always meant to learn. You don’t need to be a founder or an executive, or to arrive knowing exactly what you want. Finding that out is the first step.
What if I can’t make it live?
Tell me and I’ll move you to the next session, at no cost. There’s no recording: the hour only works live.
What if it isn’t worth it?
Tell me and I’ll refund you. Nobody has asked yet, which I’ve chosen to take as a good sign.
Do I have to be on camera or speak?
Camera on is nice but not required. You’ll never be put on the spot or made to share. Anything you say out loud is because you chose to.
How many people are in the room?
Fewer than the Stanford sessions, which had around a hundred. Seats are capped so it stays a room, not a broadcast, with time for your questions.
Is this a pitch for your coaching?
Here’s exactly what happens: for about a minute at the end, I mention I have a few coaching spots and put a link in the chat. That’s the whole pitch. The other 59 minutes are yours. Plenty of people come, get what they need, and I never hear from them again. That’s a fine outcome.