The vast ma­jor­ity of peo­ple can­not an­swer the ques­tion, “What is your vi­sion for your life?” They can­not tell me what they would love to be, do, have, and ex­pe­ri­ence within their life­time.

CAN YOU?

“Our life al­ways ex­presses the re­sults of our dom­i­nant thoughts.”                                                                                                                                                –    Soren KierKegaard

A vi­sion brings about clar­ity, mean­ing and pur­pose. Hav­ing a vi­sion sets the course for our life and the more clar­ity one has on their vi­sion the more power they have in bring­ing life to their dreams and vi­sions. With­out a vi­sion, life can seem like an un­teth­ered buoy at sea dur­ing a hur­ri­cane. Bob­bing and get­ting thrown about with­out any clear des­ti­na­tion in mind. A vi­sion will as­sist in re­tain­ing one’s power and pur­pose even when storms arise in life. One ex­pe­ri­ences liv­ing at a vi­bra­tion above their cir­cum­stances and sit­u­a­tions.

I do a lot of speak­ing and talk­ing about the power of hav­ing a vi­sion for life. I break it into four quad­rants in or­der to cre­ate a pow­er­ful vi­sion that cov­ers all ar­eas of life; Health and Well Be­ing, Love and Re­la­tion­ships, Vo­ca­tion and Life­Works and Time and Money Free­dom.

I have found some peo­ple have a re­luc­tance to cre­at­ing a vi­sion for their life. Some are so busy liv­ing in pat­terns they can’t see out­side of their pre­sent sit­u­a­tions or cir­cum­stances. Along the path, I’ve come to un­der­stand some of these rea­sons.

• Past vi­sions haven’t come to fruition.

• They are too busy with their pre­sent con­di­tions and don’t have time to spend “vi­sion­ing”.

• Some be­lieve life is sup­posed to un­fold how­ever it un­folds, or they are des­tined to ex­pe­ri­ence life a cer­tain way, along a pre­des­tined path.

• There are more im­por­tant things to do in life than cre­ate a vi­sion.

• There are those that think cre­at­ing a vi­sion is wast­ing time that they could spend be­ing pro­duc­tive.

I’ve ex­pe­ri­enced most of these in my own life prior to con­vert­ing my life from a re­ac­tionary, lim­it­ing mind­set to a re­spon­sive ex­panded vi­sion-dri­ven mind­set. In do­ing so I have achieved so much abun­dance, op­por­tu­ni­ties, free­dom and a real true love for the life I’m liv­ing to­day. That’s what I want for you. To ex­pe­ri­ence lov­ing your life even more than you al­ready do!

“The best way to serve God and other peo­ple is by be­com­ing the best YOU, you can be”.                                                                                                          –  Wal­lace Wat­tles 

Cre­at­ing a pow­er­ful vi­sion for life is the most em­pow­er­ing way of be­com­ing your best YOU! Every­thing is cre­ated twice. It’s first a thought be­fore it be­comes a thing. A pur­pose­ful, pow­er­ful vi­sion is the rich­est way to cre­ate the things one most loves in their life. Hav­ing a clear vi­sion not only keeps one on track with what’s im­por­tant to them, it also be­comes the di­rec­tion for their life’s course. One be­comes more aware of op­por­tu­ni­ties and po­ten­tials that oth­er­wise would go un­no­ticed. With that said, be­low are my top 10 deep­est level ben­e­fits of hav­ing a pow­er­ful vi­sion.

1. The num­ber one rea­son a vi­sion is so vi­tally im­por­tant and pow­er­ful is that a vi­sion as­sists in get­ting into har­mony with one’s Soul Pur­pose.

2. Com­ing from a vi­sion is the most pas­sion­ate and pur­pose­ful way one can live life.

3. It’s a pow­er­ful way of re­veal­ing to one­self what they would re­ally love to be, do, have, give and ex­pe­ri­ence in their life. To do so with­out lim­i­ta­tions of time, ed­u­ca­tion and money.

4. When one has a clear vi­sion for their life, life gets eas­ier.

5. Be­com­ing the best YOU that you can be.

6. The process of de­vel­op­ing a vi­sion will ex­pand one’s po­ten­tial of their ca­pa­bil­ity.

7. Cre­at­ing a vi­sion opens the door to even more ap­pre­ci­a­tion, hap­pi­ness, and love.

8. De­vel­op­ing a vi­sion re­duces the power of one’s cir­cum­stances over them.

9. It opens up the path­way to ex­pand out­side one’s com­fort zone, into ex­panded liv­ing.

10. Peo­ple who pay at­ten­tion to their dreams and fol­lowed them are much hap­pier peo­ple.

With any in­di­vid­ual, group, or­ga­ni­za­tion or cor­po­ra­tion I work with, the very first thing we do to­gether is to de­velop a pow­er­ful vi­sion for what they would love to be, do, have, give and ex­pe­ri­ence. From there the jour­ney be­comes more ex­cit­ing and en­joy­able as I as­sist them in step­ping into the vi­sion, shift­ing blocks and non-serv­ing pat­terns and re­al­iz­ing how awe­some and easy life re­ally can be.

If you don’t have a vi­sion for your life, I want to show you how to de­velop a vi­sion for what you would love to man­i­fest in your life. If I can as­sist you at all, I have mul­ti­ple tools that I use to as­sist my clients in uti­liz­ing to de­velop that pow­er­ful vi­sion for their life. Just reach out to me at IFGT­coach­ing@gmail.com. I wish you all the best, and I see your life open­ing more and more as you ex­pe­ri­ence how pow­er­ful you re­ally are!

Article written for Coaches Corner, The Magic Happens Magazine, November 2019