Personal Vision Statement: Warrior Mind Podcast #170

This Warrior Mind Podcast is based on the post “Visionary and Personal Success.”

The purpose of this Warrior Mind Podcast is to persuade you to create a bold and audacious life’s vision and then put it writing…create your personal vision statement.

A personal vision statement is effective in manifesting your vision of your life.   When you create a personal vision statement you must design specific, achievable goals, initiates action and enlists the participation of others.

A personal vision statement is based on a balanced expression of the spiritual, mental, emotional and physical dimensions.  It requires core values, clear vision, empowering relationships, and innovative action.  When one or more of these dimensions are missing, leadership cannot manifest a vision.

 [color-box]Find out exactly how mentally tough you are with a complimentary Mental Strength Assessment. To take it, just go HERE[/color-box]

Enjoy This Warrior Mind Podcast On Personal Vision Statement.

Podcast: Play in new window | Download (13.1MB)

Subscribe: RSS

In a nutshell, your personal vision statement is what you want to be, do, feel, think, own, associate with, and impact by some date in the future. We recommend that you identify your Personal Vision statement as a development strategy. We’re providing some tools to help you identify and implement your personal vision.

A Personal Vision Statement is a document that describes an individual’s various aspects of life. The document gives details about a person’s future plans and views. A Personal Vision Statement can act as a guideline to everyday activity.

Four Reasons Why You MUST Have a Personal Vision Statement

1. You’ll always be moving forward.

With a written statement of where you want to go in life, you’ll be much more likely to keep moving in that direction. It’s difficult to accomplish anything if you don’t know what you’re working for, goal-wise. Write it out for yourself so you know where you’re going — it’ll help tremendously to have something tangible to direct you.

2. You’ll have something to fall back on.

Maybe something you were working toward didn’t pan out – that’s okay! If that happens, you’ll always have your vision statement to fall back on, which will help remind you of your most important goals. It’s also okay if your vision statement changes with time – different things will be important to you during different phases of your life.

3. You won’t burn out.

It can be tough to sustain motivation over a long period of time, but even harder if you don’t believe in what you’re working toward. If you have a personal vision statement that is clearly directing you in the way you want to move, you can be sure that you’ll always believe in it. You wrote it, after all, so it’s what you want.

4. You will inspire others.

One of my favorite things to do is to talk with someone else about something they’re passionate about. It’s incredibly inspiring to see how fired-up people can get about the cause they’re working for — so inspiring that it motivates me to work harder toward my own goals. The great news is you can be that person to someone else! The people around you will recognize your passion and your motivation, and it will inspire them to find out what they’re passionate about, too.

Reference: College Fashion

If you liked what you heard, please subscribe to the Warrior Mind Podcast HERE.

In addition to iTunes, the Warrior Mind Podcast can be found on these channels:

• Via Blubrry Distribution
• Roku TV Box
• Boxee TV Box
• Stand Alone Services:

• GoogleTV
• Android
• LookeeTV
• Samsung SmartTV

• Stitcher
• Tunein Radio
• Doubletwist
• Pocketcast