Recall a time when your lofty vision became a reality. What allowed that to happen?
Recall a time when you were part of a team that pursued and completed someone else’s lofty vision. What allowed that to happen?
What are the similarities between your vision and someone else’s vision?
Recall a time when you had a vision that never materialized. What held you back?
Recall a time when you were on a team that was pursuing someone else’s vision and it never materialized. What held it back?
Now, think about your current vision. What’s to gain? What’s to lose?
What and how can you replicate what worked for you before? What and how can you replicate what worked as part of someone else’s vision? And how do you avoid the common traps.
Back to your vision and the power it holds…
Why is recalling and saying your vision, by others, a challenge? What if it wasn’t?
Do you believe there are scalable success factors that you can use to architect the desired future state?
Why or why not?
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Do you know the two secrets to long-term transformation?
If you want to get better at something ask yourself two questions.
1. How will my life change in 10 years if I succeed?
2. Why do I want to get better at this?
What you gain is vision and motivation.
Simply put, if you know where you are going and it’s life-changingly (made up that word) important to you, can you guess what’s gonna happen?
Also simple: if you don’t know where you are going, nor are you motivated to figure it out, nor motivated to get there…it makes the previous question’s answer ridiculously obvious.
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