Importance of Having a Personal Vision
Numerous experts on leadership and personal development emphasize how vital it is for you to craft your own personal vision for your life. Warren Bennis, Stephen Covey, Peter Senge, and others point out that a powerful vision can help you succeed far beyond where you'd be without one. That vision can propel you and inspire those around you to reach their own dreams. I've learned in my own life and in working as an executive coach that if you don't identify your vision, others will plan and direct your life for you.
Use this Tool to think through and start to craft your personal vision.
Personal Vision Tool
Things I Really Enjoy Doing
What Brings Me Happiness/Joy
The Two Best Moments of My Past Week
Three Things I'd Do If I Won the Lottery
Issues or Causes I Care Deeply About
My Most Important Values
Things I Can Do at the Good-to-Excellent Level
What I'd Like to Stop Doing or Do as Little as Possible
Did any of these questions trigger some ideas about what you'd
like to be doing with your life? If so, keep thinking about the
questions and your answers, and continue your personal research.
A compelling vision can help you succeed, be more satisfied with your life,
and get the most out of your relationships.
Here's Mine
HUBBY'S PERSONAL VISION STATEMENT
To Stay in close, obedient relationship with God
To increase the level of passion, understanding, emotional,
physical, relational intimacy with Jamie.
To conduct myself in such a way that I enjoy respected, fun,
intimate relationships with my children in the present,
which promotes the same results for life.
To have control over my time and schedule.
To build great amounts of wealth properly, and used in God honoring ways.
To Create a Company of influencers. That becomes the most sought after Coaching, Motivational, analysis company in the United States.
Utilizing the most inventive, creative, tactile seminars
and personal learning environments ever experienced.
To continue having an impact on the local body of Christ,
using the gifts that God has entrusted to me.
Do I live up to every part of this every day?
No, but I keep trying.
Writing it made me think about what's most important to me.
That vision helps me to measure my behavior against those goals.
NOW IT'S YOUR TURN!
With Passion and Purpose,
Hubby