Ask Yourself This: Will Your Vision Change the World?

Monday, April 14, 2008

One thing I've learned in my many years of helping others bring their visions to life is this: the visionaries who center their career building goals on something much greater than themselves end up being so much more satisfied with themselves and the daily career building efforts they make towards making their vision of life and career opportunities realities into which they can sink their teeth.

Not everyone can be a Martin Luther King or a Jesus Christ, someone whose career building legacy literally changes the courses of millions. However, the opportunities to make a difference in so many countless lives are, well, just as countless, and when it comes to building your career, a vision that changes the world, a Christian personal vision plan for many of us, a vision that stretches far and wide is certainly a vision worth bringing to life.

If a career building visionary like you focuses his or her time and effort in helping make the world a better place, there should be no reason why an agent of positive change like you should not be able to succeed. Positivity attracts positivity.

Here are some questions you can ask yourself about yourself. Think about what your answers mean in context of your bringing your vision to life:

1. Are your career building goals centered around reaching beyond your community or country?

2. Are your vision in life and career opportunities readily adaptable to the changing times?

3. Is it easy to share your vision in life with others, and do these others react to your vision in a manner that encourages you?

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