Why Vision Matters

How are you ever going to fulfill your dreams if you don’t have any!? Do you know that most people never get clear on what they want in life. That’s what I call living a life by default and not by design.

Creating a vision for the next five years, and then turning that vision into a set of goals and action steps is perhaps the most important thing you can spend your time on, yet how often we just go along with the winds of change, not addressing what we want to experience and create.

Here’s just a small sample of what is possible in five years:

➢ In just under five years, Michelangelo painted the Sistine Chapel.

➢ In less than five years Shakespeare wrote Hamlet, Othello, King Lear, Mac Beth and five other immortal plays

➢ At age 30, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos was living in a 500-square-foot apartment. Five years later his net worth was $10 billion.

➢ Fired from their home improvement jobs, Arthur Blank and Bernie Marcus created a business model called home depot and went public with their idea. Just three years after losing their jobs their annual sales were $1 billion.

~ from the book “Where Will You Be Five Years From Today?”
by Dan Zadra

Where will you be five years from today? What will you be doing? What quality of life will you have created for yourself and those around you? What impact will you have made on your family, community and the world? Your vision is the key to intentionally planning your life, your world, your legacy.

Five years consists of 260 weeks, or 1,825 days, or 2,333,000 minutes. What will you do? What will you create with this precious resource?



About the Author:

Jackie Woodside is a professional speaker, trainer and coach. Jackie specializes in teaching people and teams to manage their energy rather than their time. This radically increases productivity levels while markedly decreasing stress. spent the last 20 years developing and teaching programs that empower and inspire people to live their dreams. Jackie is an author of the book “What if it’s Time for a Change” as well as a contributing author to the book “Conscious Entrepreneurs.”

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