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Posted by Sarah Brown on 17 Dec '16
Creating an inspirational vision to drive you forward in 2017
How to create an inspirational vision
If you want to achieve great things in 2017 you need an inspirational vision.
Imagine it’s New Years Eve 2017 what has to have happened for you to feel that the year has been an incredible success?
Now draw what you have achieved – this allows no room for vagueness you have to be specific. It also provides you with the concrete things that you will measure.
You may have a larger vision than can be achieved in one year but each year is a stepping stone to it so there need to be goals that keep you on path to your larger vision.
Creating and achieving a powerful vision is a fundamental part of the leadership support we love to provide so if you need help contact us.
If you are interested in setting goals look at these blogs:
Are you going to ride the wave as confidence returns to the economy? Includes information about how to be SMART
The science to help you achieve your goals in 2016. Includes more on how to draw your goals
Tags: vision leadership