Life vision

What a life vision is and why to have one. How it differs from goals, a visualization board or a dream?

Do You Have a Clear Life Vision?

Have you ever met people who seem to move through life with an undeniable sense of clarity and purpose? Individuals who don’t just react to circumstances but instead proactively shape their own paths? When we say, “This person has a vision,” we are not just referring to financial success or career aspirations. We are talking about something much deeper.

These individuals navigate life like a well-steered ship—confident in their direction, resilient in the face of challenges, and intentional in their decisions. But what exactly guides them? What is this "right direction" they seem to follow?

The Power of a Life Vision

After more than a decade of coaching, I’ve observed a fundamental truth: almost every conversation about goals, motivation, productivity, or resource management ultimately traces back to one key element—a personal Life Vision.

A Life Vision is more than just a dream or a collection of goals. It is a holistic and evolving framework that aligns with your values, beliefs, and long-term aspirations.

• If life were a ship, your Vision would be both the final destination and the course you set.

• Your values and principles would determine how you navigate—how you make decisions, how you treat people, and what standards you uphold.

• Your beliefs would shape your understanding of possibilities, limitations, and opportunities along the way.

Why Is This Essential?

Without a clearly defined vision, many people find themselves drifting—responding to external pressures rather than making intentional choices about their future. When you lack a vision, it is all too easy to be driven by fleeting trends, societal expectations, or the ambitions of others rather than your own true desires.

But with a strong vision, you gain:

✅ Clarity—a deep understanding of what truly matters to you

✅ Direction—a framework for making aligned decisions

✅ Resilience—a sense of purpose that keeps you moving forward, even in uncertain times

It’s important to remember that a Life Vision is not something rigid or set in stone. Just as a ship adjusts its course in response to changing winds and tides, your vision should evolve as you grow, gain new experiences, and refine your understanding of success and fulfillment.

So, let me ask you: Do you have a Life Vision? 

If not, perhaps now is the time to define one.

Join my course "From Life Vision To Closet Organization" that covers 5 topics:

1. Life Vision and Values

2. Goals. Habits

3. "I have a Plan! Plan for the day, month, year"

4. Getting things in order. Part 1: Finances. Documents. Wordrobe

5. Getting things in order. Part 2: Library. Health. Travel.

Depending on what stage of life you are at, what is relevant to you now, you can choose any block and come to work with me in an individual, group format or on your own.

You can book your first coach session or consultation with a 50% discount here!