Tis the Season to Let Your Vision Revitalize You
We all have a vision. And it has probably scared you. Whether you are an entrepreneur, writer, or business owner, the type of person who finds meaning and purpose in their work is someone with a vision. What's the best part about having a vision? It can change over time, and now is the time of year for you to fall back in love with your vision. Check out these three ways to ignite the flame for a successful future!
Trust your vision. One of the most important things you can do to fall back in love with your vision is to trust yourself and your abilities. You have what it takes to achieve your goals, so don't let anyone tell you otherwise! You may feel like others know better than you how to achieve their own goals, but that doesn't mean they know how to achieve yours. Your vision should be based on what makes sense for YOU and those you serve--not anyone else.
Let go of fear and doubt. You know your vision, but you're afraid of what might happen. You worry that people will think you are crazy or too ambitious. They may believe that it's impossible to achieve such a big goal in such a short time. There are many reasons we allow fear and doubt into our lives: lack of confidence, fear of failure or rejection, not believing in ourselves enough--the list goes on and on! But whatever the reason may be for this type of thinking, remember that love is stronger than fear and doubt ever could be! It's essential for us all (not just those with big dreams) to recognize this fact when we start feeling overwhelmed by our thoughts about what others might think about us if they found out about our vision.
Write down your purpose for your business or venture. What is the reason you started this business? What do you want to accomplish, achieve, and leave behind as a legacy? This can be a challenging question because it requires looking into the future and imagining how things will be different when all our hard work is done. But if we need to know where we're going or why we are doing what we do, how will anyone else know either! Remember, write the vision and make it visible so that you can see it and work it.
So, there you have it: three steps to help you fall in love with your vision. This process may take some time, but the payoff is worth it. I suggest spending some time over the next 45 days clarifying where you're headed in 2024. Once you've got a clear picture of what you want to achieve and why, you'll find yourself more confident and motivated than ever before--and that's something we can all use!