5 Steps to create your vision of success
How much more motivated would you be if you had a clear vision of success for your business which truly aligned with your life priorities? How much more headspace would you have to actually make that vision a reality? My five-step process can help you do just that so download my workbook HERE, grab a pen and paper, find yourself some time and space to think and then let’s go!
Foundations for success
In order to create a strong foundation for your business success which is truly aligned with your life priorities, take the time to define the parameters in which you’re willing and able to work. Consider what your ideal day looks like and how your business fits in to that picture. What’s really important to you? Ensuring you’re there to do the school run every day, attend your exercise class or cook for your family? Look at these life priorities and consider what’s negotiable and what’s not. You’ll then have a clearer picture of the clearer picture of the true parameters in which you’re willing and able to work
Your vision
Start with the end in mind! Consider what success means to you both in the long term. Look at the big picture and really visualise what success means to you. Take time to consider where you are, who you’re with, what they’re saying to you and how you’re feeling.
Once the bigger picture is clear, look to the shorter term and break down your vision into realistic shorter-term goals. This process will really help prevent inertia and help you take steps forward towards your long-term goals and ultimately, your vision of success!
Benefits of your success
To remain motivated towards achieving your vision of success, it is key to understand who benefits from your success. Think widely – is it your family, friends, community and clients? Who else? Don’t forget to think about how you benefit too! When we understand the benefits of our success and who benefits from our success, we become so much more motivated and focused on achieving our vision. The clearer you are, the more you will be pulled towards your vision.
Measures of success
A vision without measurement is just a dream – You need to define your measures of success! Consider both the tangible and financial measures and also consider the measures of success personal to you. Be mindful that we are all unique and how one person defines their measures of success may differ completely from another. Own your own measures of success!
Celebrate your successes!
Deciding how you’ll celebrate achieving your vision of success before you start on the journey will give you a focus and motivation to make it happen. Remember to put smaller milestones in place and celebrate every step along the way. Without those small steps, your ultimate success can’t happen!
Too often I see small businesses owners moving from one task to the next without acknowledging their successes so my final question for you is how will you celebrate your success? Let me know!
A final note from me is to urge you to remember that success doesn’t just find you, you have to go out there and make it happen. Know your purpose, find your why and define what success means to you. Only then can you take steps towards creating that vision of success a reality.
It’s now over to you! To make the most of this challenge, you can download my workbook which will walk you through this process HERE.
But if you’re struggling to create a clear vision by yourself and feeling overwhelmed and unsure about what to prioritise first, perhaps I can help you. So, if you’re interested in finding out more about how I can help you and your business thrive, please do book in for a discovery call with me HERE!
Rachel x
Foundations for success
In order to create a strong foundation for your business success which is truly aligned with your life priorities, take the time to define the parameters in which you’re willing and able to work. Consider what your ideal day looks like and how your business fits in to that picture. What’s really important to you? Ensuring you’re there to do the school run every day, attend your exercise class or cook for your family? Look at these life priorities and consider what’s negotiable and what’s not. You’ll then have a clearer picture of the clearer picture of the true parameters in which you’re willing and able to work
Your vision
Start with the end in mind! Consider what success means to you both in the long term. Look at the big picture and really visualise what success means to you. Take time to consider where you are, who you’re with, what they’re saying to you and how you’re feeling.
Once the bigger picture is clear, look to the shorter term and break down your vision into realistic shorter-term goals. This process will really help prevent inertia and help you take steps forward towards your long-term goals and ultimately, your vision of success!
Benefits of your success
To remain motivated towards achieving your vision of success, it is key to understand who benefits from your success. Think widely – is it your family, friends, community and clients? Who else? Don’t forget to think about how you benefit too! When we understand the benefits of our success and who benefits from our success, we become so much more motivated and focused on achieving our vision. The clearer you are, the more you will be pulled towards your vision.
Measures of success
A vision without measurement is just a dream – You need to define your measures of success! Consider both the tangible and financial measures and also consider the measures of success personal to you. Be mindful that we are all unique and how one person defines their measures of success may differ completely from another. Own your own measures of success!
Celebrate your successes!
Deciding how you’ll celebrate achieving your vision of success before you start on the journey will give you a focus and motivation to make it happen. Remember to put smaller milestones in place and celebrate every step along the way. Without those small steps, your ultimate success can’t happen!
Too often I see small businesses owners moving from one task to the next without acknowledging their successes so my final question for you is how will you celebrate your success? Let me know!
A final note from me is to urge you to remember that success doesn’t just find you, you have to go out there and make it happen. Know your purpose, find your why and define what success means to you. Only then can you take steps towards creating that vision of success a reality.
It’s now over to you! To make the most of this challenge, you can download my workbook which will walk you through this process HERE.
But if you’re struggling to create a clear vision by yourself and feeling overwhelmed and unsure about what to prioritise first, perhaps I can help you. So, if you’re interested in finding out more about how I can help you and your business thrive, please do book in for a discovery call with me HERE!
Rachel x
