The Broader View Blog

Don’t know which direction your relationship has taken? Gain clarity and work toward a shared Vision of success with your partner.

Do you know the difference between goal setting and visioning? Learn why one fails time and time again, and the other can lead you to success faster than ever before.

We all know New Year’s resolutions don’t work. We’ve seen the stats, from “only 7% succeed in keeping resolutions” to “88% of resolvers fail”. So what do you do instead?

Let’s go through the three steps of Visioning together: Clarify, Refine, Align.

A vision board is a visual representation of your goals, aspirations and dreams. It can help you to focus on what you want to achieve and motivate you to take action towards achieving it. But let’s be real – does that work? Let’s take another approach, that could actually get us what what we really want.

Michael Beckwith is a spiritual teacher and author who is the founder of the Agape International Spiritual Center in Los Angeles, California. He is known for his teachings on the power of intention and the law of attraction, and has written several books on spirituality and personal growth.

The Visioning process is simple, but we can complicate it by overthinking it. Let’s peel back the layers and dig deep to find out what you truly want.

If you’ve read a business book, listened to an entrepreneurial podcast or attended a leadership webinar lately, chances are you’ve heard the word “Vision”. At the same time, chances are that no one really told you what Vision actually means, or how to do it for yourself. Here’s how.

Last week I connected with one of my Visionaries in Alabama, and his business has been massively impacted by the Coronavirus. He has had to shift to a much leaner operation as his revenue has been jeopardized.

He could have felt like a failure.

He could have chosen to take a reactive stance (“This is all happening to me.”), but instead he did something I’ve been encouraging more leaders to do.

Feel like you’re dopping the ball lately? You’re not alone. A daily Vision can make you feel successful, as soon as tonight. Imagine going to bed feeling successful every single day, because you’ve shifted from chasing an impossible to-do list to fulfilling a Vision.