But how do we identify creative vision? What is it? What does it look like today? What does it look like in your life and my life? Do we move with a definite purpose in embracing opportunities? Do we plan every move that make it through an organized endeavor? Creative vision. Do we listen to the people around us? Do we understand what it means to have people around us in our personal place, in that spectrum, that circle, that privilege?
I have this vision of myself to lose weight by the end of this year, a certain amount of weight, and the reason why I can't get up, step up to the plate and do it, because I don't have positive influence the way I would like to
Ask yourself those four, and then let me know your thoughts on it. Because I'm telling you, change is absolutely achievable. Now, may not be weight loss, may not be funds in the bank think, but it could be a difference of mindset, attitude and perspective. And how do you hold yourself accountable? Okay, this is warpig 73. Hope you have a blessed day. Bye
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Hey, Warpig, thank you for responding back to me and helping me with that good insight. As far as the questions goes, I think I'm going to have to write them down. That's one of my weaknesses. Things tend to slip my mind when there's other things going on inside my head. So once I get a hold of those questions, I will definitely get back to you on that
Elijah Harris
@EasySpeaks · 3:55
And part of I think what can knock you down is not necessarily knowing how to do something, but knowing that you have the full desire within you to go out and do it. But it's tough. So you have to kind of figure out, one, how do I hold myself accountable to what it is that I know I have the vision to do? And two, why am I doing it?
It's just they get bored with being sober, even though you know it is the wrong thing to do. It doesn't make sense to go back to that lifestyle. But I don't know, it's just there's a lot of prayer involved, a lot of study, a lot of Bible study, a lot of prayer, a lot of self reflection. You have to allow yourself to feel extreme emotions, allow yourself to be sad, things like that. Yeah
J.L. Beasley
@Her_Sisu · 3:36
Someone else talked about what is your slingshot, but that is what drives me forward, even when there are days for my own internal metric of what's a good day, a great day versus day that could be better, I pull from that. I pull from my why, my inner why of what has led me and continues to lead me to do the things that I'm doing branching out, stepping out on faith and being an entrepreneur, which is relatively new
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 1:54
Those are all kind of critical thinking spaces where we keep tabs on our visions and our ideas, and I see people responding to it. This idea that there are leaps of faith that happen and that feels more I hate to divide our brains, but I do in this case, the right brain that has more of the creative tendencies that part of our brain frames things in a more expansive way because it's using more imagination, more stimulus, inspired by more things
And usually entrepreneurs serve many things before they serve themselves. And in the process of that, they find that in order to lead, others have to learn to lead themselves well. So the fact that you said you are a woman, fairly brand new entrepreneur, a woman in business, I respect that tremendously. The fact that you have enough confidence and mental and physical and spiritual confidence to go forward and do something like that and this day's economy is absolutely an example worth registering
And I want you to know that I'm pulling for you. I love the fact that you were transparent and humble, and I love the fact that you are tenacious in your comments, man. I'm a huge advocate for anybody who is willing to withstand pain, discomfort, in order to find a new you, in order to find the better you, anything we do in this life. So I'm a huge advocate for that, man
Easyspeaks. Good evening. Or pixie three here want to tell you that I appreciate you stopping by earlier today and leaving your comments. I love the fact that you brought up the word family and the kind of environment that we have on this. Well, everybody was simply amazing with their responses, their thoughts, their comments. I couldn't be happier
I really enjoy hearing your perspective and then seeing how you tie in your experience, your profession, with the replies of these. Well, thank you again for stopping by. I know everyone on here is super busy. They have things to do, better things to do, I'm sure, but they make time for this and for whatever reason, and it means the world to me that they do, because I really do enjoy hearing everybody's thoughts and perspectives