Posts Tagged "Visionary"
2 Ways To Destroy Your Vision
Start comparing yourself to other people. If you are searching for a way to build walls around your vision and stifle your unique capabilities and talents, then start comparing yourself to everyone else. Actually, it really only takes one other person. Pick someone, compare yourself to them, see what they do better then you do, and start getting really upset/anxious/distracted because...
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What if we saw everyone (everyone!) as equal? What if there were no longer two groups categorized as those that are in need and those that are able to fill the need? Instead, there would be just one single group: those that are in need. As visionaries we see ourselves as those who can create in order to fulfill a specific need. We can quickly pick out those that are in desperate need...
Read MoreIf You Could Be The Greatest In The World At One Thing
What Would It Be? Here is the challenge: Many visionaries, no matter how self-motivated (or whatever), never get their start-up…well…started up! Blame it on, if your must, a lack of focus. The new visionary, leader and entrepreneur all know that they can impact their community, city, state, country and world in a drastically positive and unique way. They know (and believe!) that...
Read MoreCostco's Visionary
If you don’t want to read the entire article from Fast Company here are some of the points that struck me: In business for 25 years Pays workers an average of $17 an hour Covers 90% of insurance costs for full-time and part-time employees Stock has doubled Revenues have grown by 70% over the past 5 years “You have to recognize — and I don’t mean this in an...
Read MoreCan you be a Visionary?
The deeper aspiration of this site is to create visionaries. Where would we be without those who took a deeper look into life as we know it and simply yet boldly said, “I think that can be done better.” One of the most fundamental aspects of being a visionary is the desire, not necessarily the ability, to observe life and purposefully seek out areas of need within a community, a...
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