Building A Life Vision
- Visualize what we want our lives to be like in the next five or ten years.
- Imagine your life in the ‘future-time’ by writing down specific questions about your location, work, finances, relationships and health. Example: What is my profession?
- Now ask yourself the same questions, focused on the near future(say 2 years).
- Repeat the questions the third time, choosing a time closer to the present(like in the next six months).
- You will get clarity on what steps need to be taken to accomplish the change that is envisioned.
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