Inspire others with your Vision

Professional sports teams use visioning exercises to improve performance. There are studies showing that basketball players who practice free throws only by “envisioning” the ball going through the hoop improve their shooting percentage almost as much as those who actually throw the ball.

So, write a mission statement and list action steps. The elements of a good vision statement need much consideration, here are a few of probable Personal Vision Statement Examples:

  •  “I envision a life where I am confident in my goals, and those around me are inspired by my dedication.”
  • “My vision is to constantly break barriers and ceilings and show others what is truly possible.”
  • “To live my life so that there are no regrets when it’s over.”
  •  “To accomplish something so great, others read about me in history books in the future.”
  • “To always project an aura of capability to others so that they are inspired to work with me, or move out of my way.”

Create a vision that causes jaws to drop. There’s nothing better than accomplishing something that will move people and bring tears in their  eyes. 

While you are creating a vision for you that people will be fascinated and be inspired by. Don’t be afraid or hesitate to dream a little bigger.

Divine knowledge and understanding comes with Godly vision. It allows us to have foresight from a hindsight and eventually an oversight of all that is happening around us or are about to happen. When God beams His light on us, certainly we are transformed and energized to accomplish great supernatural feats

A good Personal Vision Statement keeps you on track, helps us push through times of laziness and is something we can cling to when the fear comes. It gives us a feeling of pride when we see it manifest in the world. So it needs to be:

 Relevant

Make the vision fit well to the need. There’s no reason to make up some fantasy world just to waste time. Guide your vision statement so that it’s relevant for your life and society.

  with Purpose

Find a strong reason for doing this. A vision statement doesn’t just sit on the shelf; you need a good reason for doing it. They also require effort and time. The effort required will get difficult at times, so make sure you have a strong sense of purpose attached to this vision or you might break when the going gets tough.

Make it Challenging Enough

Create a vision that will make you sweat. Everyone feels better after a hard workout. Part of creating a fulfilling vision is working toward something that will challenge you. It’s a good way to make sure you get to fulfil the reason you are created for.If you know your calling and election you will never stumble in this journey of your vision.


Posted by:
Annie David

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