The 12 most important questions to ask yourself if you want to create a crystal clear vision of your best possible future:
Your vision is the architecture of your ideal reality.
Itβs the projection of what you consider to be the pinnacle outcome for yourself and your life.
Itβs the life you live when your dreams are brought into the realm of experience.
Itβs the projection of what you consider to be the pinnacle outcome for yourself and your life.
Itβs the life you live when your dreams are brought into the realm of experience.
The first step to bringing your vision to life is knowing what it looks like.
To define it, weβll explore 4 categories & ask 3 questions per category (12 questions total):
β’ Environment
β’ Relationships
β’ Time
β’ Anti-Vision
To define it, weβll explore 4 categories & ask 3 questions per category (12 questions total):
β’ Environment
β’ Relationships
β’ Time
β’ Anti-Vision
1. Environment
This is your ideal place in space.
You want to think about 3 specific locations:
1. Regional (The kind of place you live)
2. Residential (The kind of home you have)
3. Profesional (the type of place you work in or at)
This is your ideal place in space.
You want to think about 3 specific locations:
1. Regional (The kind of place you live)
2. Residential (The kind of home you have)
3. Profesional (the type of place you work in or at)
Environment questions:
Q1. Where do you live & what is it like?
β’ Ideal city, climate, things to do, etc
Q2. What is your residence like?
β’ Ideal home type, interior, exterior, etc
Q3. What is your workspace like?
β’ Ideal home office, public workspace, tech + tools, etc
Q1. Where do you live & what is it like?
β’ Ideal city, climate, things to do, etc
Q2. What is your residence like?
β’ Ideal home type, interior, exterior, etc
Q3. What is your workspace like?
β’ Ideal home office, public workspace, tech + tools, etc
2. Relationships
These are your ideal connections.
You want to think about 3 specific groups of people:
1. Your family (Those you are related to/care for)
2. Your friends (Those you have strong bonds with)
3. Your associates (Those you work with or work in the same field as)
These are your ideal connections.
You want to think about 3 specific groups of people:
1. Your family (Those you are related to/care for)
2. Your friends (Those you have strong bonds with)
3. Your associates (Those you work with or work in the same field as)
Relationship Questions:
Q1. What is your family like?
β’ Ideal partner, children, family values, etc
Q2. What are your friends like?
β’ Ideal qualities, interests, hobbies, etc
Q3. What are your associates like?
β’ Ideal qualities, what they create, their job/business, etc
Q1. What is your family like?
β’ Ideal partner, children, family values, etc
Q2. What are your friends like?
β’ Ideal qualities, interests, hobbies, etc
Q3. What are your associates like?
β’ Ideal qualities, what they create, their job/business, etc
3. Time
This is your ideal place in time.
You want to think about 3 specific parts of your day:
1. Mornings (how you start your day)
2. Afternoons (how you spend your day)
3. Evenings (how you end your day)
This is your ideal place in time.
You want to think about 3 specific parts of your day:
1. Mornings (how you start your day)
2. Afternoons (how you spend your day)
3. Evenings (how you end your day)
Time questions:
Q1. What are your mornings like?
β’ Ideal routine, rituals, activities, etc
Q2. What are your afternoons like?
β’ Ideal routine, rituals, activities, etc
Q3. What are your evenings like?
β’ Ideal routine, rituals, activities, etc
Q1. What are your mornings like?
β’ Ideal routine, rituals, activities, etc
Q2. What are your afternoons like?
β’ Ideal routine, rituals, activities, etc
Q3. What are your evenings like?
β’ Ideal routine, rituals, activities, etc
Anti-Vision
This is the antithesis of your vision.
You want to think about the opposite of or barrier to your ideal:
1. Environment (where you don't want to live/be)
2. Relationships (who you don't want to know/have bonds with)
3. Time (how you don't want to spend your days)
This is the antithesis of your vision.
You want to think about the opposite of or barrier to your ideal:
1. Environment (where you don't want to live/be)
2. Relationships (who you don't want to know/have bonds with)
3. Time (how you don't want to spend your days)
Anti-Vision questions:
Q1. What do you not want in your environment?
β’ Where you live, residence, workspace
Q2. What do you not want in your relationships?
β’ Family, friends, associates
Q3. What do you not want in your days?
β’ Mornings, afternoons, evenings
Q1. What do you not want in your environment?
β’ Where you live, residence, workspace
Q2. What do you not want in your relationships?
β’ Family, friends, associates
Q3. What do you not want in your days?
β’ Mornings, afternoons, evenings
Knowing what you want out of life goes a long way in helping you get it.
Your aim gets much better when you have a highly visible target.
Spend some time with these questions, approach them sincerely and answer them consciously.
You'll be glad you did.
Your aim gets much better when you have a highly visible target.
Spend some time with these questions, approach them sincerely and answer them consciously.
You'll be glad you did.
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