Our Response To Adversity Dictates Our Future.

A crippling genetic disease caused Brain Wagner to lose his sight and to almost lose hope. Brian’s blindness enabled him to see the world with new vision. Now he’s on a mission.

He took a chance on surgery that could have made things worse. Fortunately, it partially restored his sight.

Now, Brian has partial use of his left eye and can even drive. Those days of blindness and struggle were a bleak time for Brian. He withdrew and briefly turned to alcohol to ease the stress.

But he never lost hope completely.

Each of us faces adversity daily in our work and personal lives. Our response to this adversity dictates our future. Brian’s goal is to help others recognize their blind spots, embrace their personal adversity, ‘go blind’ and respond by ‘gaining vision.’

Today, Brian will tell you his vision is better than ever, and he has clarity on who he is, where he is going, and how he can help individuals and organizations identify their blind spots and see beyond them.

In short, he can help you improve your vision.

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