How I Traded My Goals For A Beautiful Vision
Here’s a 3-step process to create your own life vision.
“The only thing worse than being blind is having sight but no vision.”
— Helen Keller
At the end of 2019, I practiced a lot of self-reflection. It took me several weeks to dig deep into my belief systems and understand why I was not satisfied with the results I produced throughout the whole year.
Unfortunately, this process was not always fun. Sometimes, being honest to myself and admitting all my mistakes were quite tough.
Yet, all the reflection was totally worth it. I guess it was my only chance of rediscovering myself and setting a strong foundation for a new year.
Once I was clear about all my mistakes and what I don’t want to repeat in 2020, it was time to set new goals for the new year.
Because that’s what everybody does, right?
I feel as if the #1 rule in personal development is to have clear, precise goals for all areas of your life. And as a coach and trainer in personal development, I should be a role model in having clear goals — at least that’s what I thought.
