Your vision includes anything that can be seen, either literally or figuratively. Perception of what is to be, what could be. When you realize that your dream is what really should be, capture it. Make it concrete. Embody the creative and spiritual dimensions of your idea.
Key Concepts: behold, channeling, clarity, concrete, dreams, eternity, genius, inspiration, prophecy, values
Vision Archetypes: beaver, chinchilla, dream, giraffe, glasses, gooseberry, hawk, lavender, moth, movies, owl, prophet, rhododendron, vision quest, visionary
Vision is anything that is or can be seen, either literally or figuratively. Perception of what is to be, especially in a creative or spiritual sense. Big ideas Everything you need to know about your life is there to see. Open your eyes. Dreaming unlocks the potential of who you are and where you can […]
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The danger with visionary principles and values statements is once crafted they can easily be ignored and forgotten. When I created my first set in 2011 I determined I could avoid that pitfall by printing out the list and looking at it at the start of every workday. While that did help me keep the
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The creative life is full of ups and downs. Creativity requires us to feel every emotion. Actually, fully living a creative life stresses the spirit. We need to recharge, and we need encouragement to keep the inspirational fires burning. Live every day to your best with these creativity affirmations Curiosity fuels creativity. I am what
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This is a personal question, and I think there is no one right answer as to what constitutes your personal values. What matters most to you is what matters most for you. To be able to truly create a life with meaning, you have to be honest with yourself as to what you think is/are
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Master Rules For All Projects 1. Be Yourself Don’t attempt to try to be someone or something you are not. Figure out who you are, who your brand is, who your company is, and then stay true to that. Having a firm sense of identity makes all the other decisions much easier. It also goes
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