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4 Steps To Raise Your Life Vision And Innovate The Future You Want

Written by: Andres Wiest, Executive Contributor

Executive Contributors at Brainz Magazine are handpicked and invited to contribute because of their knowledge and valuable insight within their area of expertise.

 

What would you do if you knew you could not fail? What would be possible for you if there were no limitations? For many people, the answer is anything and everything. We can imagine traveling the world, starting businesses, being successful in any field we choose, making a difference in our communities... But then reality sets in. We have families to support, obligations to meet, and bills to pay. The future starts to feel like a dream we can never reach.

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But it doesn't have to be that way! There is a way to raise your life vision and make those dreams a reality. You just need to know how to go about it.


Why do we need vision?


Many experts believe life's successes have proven to be even better. Imagine the creation of a life vision for yourself as a roadmap for your personal, professional, career, and goals. Life's happiness is achieved. The hard reality is that if we don't have our vision, we will let our situation guide our lives.


How do I create my life vision?


It's not possible overnight to have a clear vision of your life. You must grow your vision and perspective, and you also must use logic and planned applications. Your dream is born of dreams. It resonates with the core values and ideals and generates energy and excitement for the pursuit of your dreams.


First, let's get clear about why people might want a life vision


Are we all able to find the answer to our questions without knowing what to do? I think we can all agree that vision is essential. In this post, I'm going to outline 4 steps that will help you get there. So read on and get inspired!


1. Define your life vision by writing down your goals and what you want to achieve


What do you want?


It can be hard to think about what you want in life. It's scary to think about your deepest desires. But it's important to remember that you don't get what you want by accident. You need to answer questions and learn what you need in order to achieve your goals. Consider everything you have in your life right now.

If you want to achieve personal innovation and growth, it's important to have a clear vision of what that looks like for you. Defining your life vision is a process of creative thinking, and it involves setting specific goals and determining what is important to you so that you can move forward. This can be a personal or professional goal, but it should be important to you and inspire you to take action.


2. Innovate the future you want by taking action and making it happen

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What is the life vision you have for yourself? What would your ideal life look like? These are important questions to ask yourself if you want to create lasting change in your life. The first step to achieving any goal is to establish what you want.


Without a clear vision, it's easy to get sidetracked or lose focus. Once you have a life vision, you can start taking action and making it happen. This is where personal innovation comes into play. By identifying areas of your life that need improvement and taking steps to make changes, you can begin to create the future you want.


It's important to remember that personal growth is a journey, not a destination. There will always be room for improvement, and the key is never to stop striving for excellence. Your existing skills and knowledge are the foundation for your innovation. By building on what you already know and expanding your horizons, you can continue to grow and reach new levels of success. So go out and make your vision a reality. Remember, it all starts with taking action and making it happen.


3. Create a roadmap to success by breaking down your life vision into smaller steps


Personal innovation is the process of identifying and adopting new ideas or methods to improve your personal life. It can involve anything from learning a new skill to changing your daily routine. Personal innovation is often seen as the key to success in today's ever-changing world. Breaking down your life vision into smaller steps is a great way to start personal innovation.


Rather than trying to achieve your entire life vision at once, break it down into smaller goals that you can accomplish over time. This will not only help you stay on track but also help you gauge your progress and keep you motivated. In addition, lifelong learning is another important component of personal innovation. By continuously learning and expanding your knowledge, you'll be better equipped to solve problems and take advantage of new opportunities. So, if you're looking to create a roadmap to success, don't forget to include personal and professional innovation as one of your key stops along the way.


Roadmap Outline


Define your life vision


First, start by writing down your overall life vision. This is your goal, your end game. What do you want to achieve?


Break down your life vision into smaller steps that you can accomplish in the short-term


Next, break this goal down into smaller goals that will help you achieve your overall vision. These could be yearly, monthly, or even daily goals. But they need to be specific, measurable, and achievable.


Take action on your smaller steps and make progress towards your life vision


Finally, create a plan of action to make these goals a reality. How will you achieve them? What steps do you need to take?


Celebrate your accomplishments and keep moving forward!


It's so easy to get bogged down in the day-to-day and forget to celebrate our accomplishments. But it's important to take a step back and recognize how far we've come. Why? Because it gives us the fuel, we need to keep going. When we problem solves and come up with new ideas, we're just exploring different ways of looking at things. And that's what life is all about – expanding our perspectives and seeing things from new angles.


The relationships we have with others also matter. They give our lives purpose and meaning. So, aim to surround yourself with people who support your dreams and value your contributions. Lastly, don't be afraid of the challenge. Embrace it! It's only through a challenge that we can grow and become the best versions of ourselves. So, let's celebrate our accomplishments, big and small, and keep moving forward!


4. Stay motivated and focused on your idea by keeping track of your progress

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Too often, people give up on their goals because they don't see results fast enough. But if you're not seeing results, that doesn't mean you're not making progress. It's important to keep track of your progress so that you can stay motivated and focused on your goals. Here are some things you can track to stay on track:

  • How long it takes you to complete a task:

When it comes to problem-solving and finding creative ways to achieve your goals, one of the best things you can do is ask yourself some key questions. For example, what are your specific goals? What are some obstacles that might stand in your way? Once you identify these things, you can start to develop a plan of action. And always remember, if something isn't working, don't be afraid to adjust your approach. With a little bit of creative thinking, you can accomplish anything you set your mind to!

  • The quality of your work:

If you're constantly improving the quality of your work, you're moving in the right direction. You're never done learning and growing, so keep pushing yourself to new levels and see what amazing things you can achieve. Remember, anything is possible if you set your mind to it and act. Keep moving forward and never give up on your dreams.

  • Your career progress:

Are you sick of your day job? Do you feel like you're stuck in a rut? If so, you may be ready to explore new ideas and take steps toward your dream career.


Here's the thing: Your dream career may be closer than you think. By taking small steps and exploring new ideas, you can start making progress toward the life you want. So what are you waiting for? Start today!

  • The fun factor:

Are you still enjoying the process? If your goals stop being fun, it's time to reassess what you're doing. Maybe you need to find new goals that excite and inspire you. Or maybe you need to find a new way of achieving your old goals. Either way, making sure you're still enjoying the process is essential for success.

Remember, progress is progress even if it's not as fast as you want it to be. Keep track of your progress so you can stay motivated and focused on your goals.


Conclusion paragraph:


Are you feeling inspired yet? I hope so! If you want to increase your life vision and make your dreams a reality, it's time to get started. Here are the four steps that will help you do just that: 1. Define your life vision by writing down your goals and what you want to achieve. What does it look like? How will you know when you've achieved it? 2. Innovate the future you want by acting and making it happen. 3. Create a roadmap to success by breaking down your life vision into smaller steps. 4. Stay motivated and focused on your idea by keeping track of your progress! If you follow these steps, I guarantee you'll be on your way to living the life of your dreams.


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Andres Wiest, Executive Contributor Brainz Magazine

Andres Wiest, is a Jay Shetty Certified Life and Success Coach who specializes in Innovation and Antifragility. Owner of Millennial Zen Coaching based in Orem, Utah. He has overcome unconventional and unique challenges in his life, such as paralysis due to a car accident and Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis since the age of four. What makes him so unique is that he intimately understands the meaning of hardship and antifragile. Despite all of the challenges he's faced, he remains ever-positive and believes that growth comes from embracing change – even if it's uncomfortable.

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