"How is your Vision?"
Description
We all face subconscious barriers that hold us back, often without even realizing it. For years, I let these invisible walls stop me from taking action. But everything changed when I attended a personal transformation workshop. It was a wake-up call—a powerful experience that pushed me to break free and take action before it was too late.
That moment changed my life. I reconnected with people who truly mattered to me and found a renewed purpose.
I’m sharing my story to inspire you to recognize and overcome the barriers in your own life.
This is a personal story about the subconscious barriers that we create that prevent us from taking action. It wasn’t until I attended a personal transformation workshop that I realized this fact and was finally able to break through and take action before it was too late. The experience was life-changing, and I was able to reconnect with people who were important in my life.
My hope is that my story will resonate with others so they can find their own vision/purpose and take action before it’s too late!
Speaker Bio
Michael M. Sera
Sera Consulting, LLC bridging the Japan – U.S. technology and culture gap
Michael works with Japanese companies, connecting them with Silicon Valley.
His current clients are Multi-Billion Dollar Electronic Distributors, and he helps them interface with the top-tier semiconductor and technology firms in Silicon Valley. He thrives on identifying new prospects for his clients and quickly resolving issues from a technical and business perspective. His network is extensive, having worked and lived in Silicon Valley and Japan for his entire career. He also volunteers on three non-profit boards, JAMsj.org, JCCNC.org, and JCC-SJ.org, supporting the local Japanese American community in San Jose.
Sera Consulting, LLC bridging the Japan – U.S. technology and culture gap
Michael works with Japanese companies, connecting them with Silicon Valley.
His current clients are Multi-Billion Dollar Electronic Distributors, and he helps them interface with the top-tier semiconductor and technology firms in Silicon Valley. He thrives on identifying new prospects for his clients and quickly resolving issues from a technical and business perspective. His network is extensive, having worked and lived in Silicon Valley and Japan for his entire career. He also volunteers on three non-profit boards, JAMsj.org, JCCNC.org, and JCC-SJ.org, supporting the local Japanese American community in San Jose.
