Creating Your Vision– The Basics

Cre­at­ing Your Vision– The Basics

It is more pro­duc­tive and less stress­ful to have a def­i­nite map to fol­low on a new jour­ney. When mak­ing a vision come to life for life you want to get the most from your efforts.

Your Action Guide link is far­ther down the page.

When you release your barrier(s) your con­fi­dence in your abil­i­ties is greater. It is nor­mal to dis­cover more bar­ri­ers  as you reflect and go through the process.

Your belief in what you can do gives you greater insight into your poten­tial. This too will grow over time.

When your belief is greater you can see where you can be more fruit­ful and faith­ful in your pur­pose and passion.

For this week con­tinue to prayer for your release of the bar­ri­ers you have iden­ti­fied. Also you will start to form your first vision for the pri­mary area that is most impor­tant for you to be more fruit­ful and faithful.

For your review– the 7 pri­mary areas of responsibilities:

1. Your Rela­tion­ship with God.
2. Your Church life.
3. Your fam­ily life.
4. Your work life.
5. Your health/wellness.
6. Your finan­cial wellness/stewardship.
7. Your com­mu­nity life.

Your pri­mary vision may be a sub­di­vi­sion of one of these areas.

A great start­ing point is to look for a trait or core value that over­laps into sev­eral areas of responsibilities.

For exam­ple:

1. Patience
2. Being a bet­ter listener.
3. Per­sis­tence– stay­ing with an activity
4. Orga­ni­za­tion — take time to plan before you take action.
5. Being punc­tual– on time.

Go to the Action Guide. You should down­load and print out. It is crit­i­cal that you take time to write out your answers.

Just a few min­utes per day to get a solid foun­da­tion for your vision.

Click here for your Action Guide to get started.  Action Guide Vision 1

For Your Total Success,

Dr. Dar­rel Hestdalen

Chris­t­ian Men­tors Mastermind