The Vision That Will Not Leave You
Before the plan, before the goals, before the first early morning — you make a decision. This is where the ground gets laid.
The Book · Pre-Release Conference Edition
Eight chapters that walk the dream from the first nudge to the finish line — and, in the same book, every workbook page to do the work in. Read a chapter, then turn to its pages.
“Write the vision and make it plain on tablets, that he may run who reads it.”
Habakkuk 2:2
Eight steps, in the order that actually works
Each chapter solves the problem the last one uncovers. Read the chapter, then turn to its workbook pages in the back half of the same book and do the work.
Before the plan, before the goals, before the first early morning — you make a decision. This is where the ground gets laid.
If you cannot say your vision in three sentences, you do not have a vision yet. You have a feeling with a good reputation.
A goal without an action plan is just a wish. This is where the vision gets a calendar and a pair of shoes.
A vision without focus is a wish with a deadline. The bridge between the plan you wrote and the person who has to carry it.
Reflection is where change sticks — and where you find the fingerprints of God.
Accountability, obstacles named ahead of time, spiritual fuel, and an honest look at what you already have.
Seven mornings of listening. Five declarations spoken out loud. Twenty things you are grateful for.
The book ends here. Your vision does not. Five things to do this week — and the next chapter.
The book ends here. Your vision does not.
Start the journeyWhere am I now?
The workbook pages open by rating eight areas of life from 1 (needs serious attention) to 10 (thriving). Try it here — the shape tells you where to start.
example scores below — slide them to make them yours
Chapter Eight: write a letter to future you, dated ninety days out — and ask what the next chapter is.
Average across all eight: 5.8. Next in the workbook: what would a “10” look like here one year from now?