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Vision for Future

Vision for Future. “Vision without action is merely a dream. Action without vision just passes the time. Vision with action can change the world.” – Joel Arthur Barker. What is a Vision? Why is it Important? Live with Self-direction Goal Setting Define your Vision S tatement. Vision.

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Vision for Future

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  1. Vision for Future “Vision without action is merely a dream. Action without vision just passes the time. Vision with action can change the world.” – Joel Arthur Barker

  2. What is a Vision? • Why is it Important? • Live with Self-direction • Goal Setting • Define your Vision Statement

  3. Vision Individuals strive for success. Success may be defined as the realization of one’s goal. It is evident, therefore, that an individual should have a goal – a vision for himself/herself. Vision defines what an individual wants to be. In other words, it indicates the destination to which he/she is headed. Vision provides the inspirational long term goal for the person. A great vision, properly drafted, will inspire you to give your best. In this module we will see the importance of vision and how to envisage a vision that inspires and motivates you.

  4. Learn to Dream Big! “Aim for the sky, even if you miss, you will land among the stars.” Dreaming big is a sign of success. A compelling vision that inspires one’s best efforts meets four criteria: • Big dreams are bold • Big dreams are specific • Big dreams are concise • Big dreams are consistent Here is an inspiring story of a boy who dreamed big. Click the icon below to read the story.

  5. Framing a Vision Framing a vision, keeping in mind your personal priorities and commitments, can be a herculean task. Here are some tips on how you can frame a vision that will inspire you for life!

  6. Set Yourself Apart “Leading a life without a vision is like playing football without a goal post” Having a clear vision in life sets you apart from the crowd. Click the icon to learn how.

  7. Live with Self-direction Alice: “Cheshire, would you tell me, please, which way I ought to go from here?” Cat: “That depends a good deal on where you want to get to.” Alice: ”I don’t much care where----” Cat: “Then it doesn’t matter which way you go.” - Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll

  8. Set your Goals What is a Goal? • A desired result that a human being or organization or any living body is committed to achieve. • The truth however, is that a goal is the first step in making your dreams a reality. Goals can be categorized into following different types: • Short Term Goals Example: Clear all semester exams in first chance • Intermediate Goals Example: Getting placed in a good company by 2016 • Long Term Goals Example: To start a company, build a own house….by 2022

  9. Smart Goals Vision + Planning + Execution + Hard work = Success (Miracles!!) S – Specific M – Measurable A – Achievable R – Realistic T – Time-bound The article attached, will give you more insights on setting SMART goals.

  10. Stay Focused Once you set your goals, you should stay focused and pursue it with perseverance. Drona: “Arjuna, what do you see my son?” Arjuna : “I can see only the eye of the bird, Guru!” Drona: “Can’t you see anything other than the bird’s eye?” Arjuna: “No Guru, I see nothing but the eye of the bird.” Drona: “Strike!!”

  11. Define Vision Statement Now, is the time for some action. Time to make and write down your very own ‘Vision Statement’. Here are four tips to write a fitting/apt vision statement: • Say it like it’s already happened: When writing your vision, say it like it has already happened. Put your goals in words that assume that you already have achieved them. For example, “I now have a new silver BMW 4 door 2010 sedan.” • Use motivating language: To get you passionate, committed and motivated, add emotional language to your written goals. Here’s an example “I absolutely love and am excited about my beautiful new home in the hills” which is much more passionate than “I like my new home in the hills”. • Write specifically and in detail: Yoursubconscious manifests things literally, you want to write specific detailed goals. Use language that is clear in describing exactly what it is you want. • Write in positive terms rather than negative ones: Examples of positive statements might be: “I am now free of the habit of smoking”, or “I am now a smoke free person”. Negative examples might be: “I don’t smoke anymore” or “I’m not a smoker”.

  12. Leaders and their Visions Take a look at the vision statements of some of the great leaders of all times: Click the icon to view the presentation.

  13. Experience Sharing Please share your experiences after applying the principles outlined in this course. Write to us at: info@waveson.in

  14. Thank you!

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