3 Ways To Craft a Clear Life Vision

3 Ways To Craft a Clear Life Vision

When you need a new direction in life, clarifying where you’re heading inspires action and momentum toward your goals.

Let’s take a look at how you begin your journal of discovery:

⭐ Future Self Visualisation Method

Start by imagining yourself in the future, this might be 5 to 10 years. Ask yourself: What does a typical day look like? Where do you live? Who surrounds you? What work are you doing? How do you feel when you wake up in the morning?

The key is to be specific. Then write this vision down in present tense, as if it’s already happening as it helps your subconscious mind recognise opportunities aligned with your vision and motivates you to take steps toward that future.

⭐ Anchored In Your Core Values

Your core values are your foundational blueprint, think of them as your compass, your roadmap. Begin by identifying your top five core values. These might include things like creativity, connection, growth, contribution, freedom, or integrity. Reflect on moments when you felt most alive and fulfilled.

Once you’ve clarified your values, craft a life vision that ensures each one is actively expressed. If “connection” is a core value, your vision might include regular meaningful time with friends and family.

⭐ The Elimination Approach

Sometimes the clearest path to a life vision comes from identifying what you absolutely don’t want. Start by making an honest list of what you want to move away from: it might be a toxic work environment, chronic stress, and or lack of control over your time. For each, flip it to its positive opposite. “Lack of control” becomes “autonomy in how I structure my days.”

This method is particularly powerful because it’s grounded in your real experience. You can clearly see what drains you and what you need.

Keep crafting your life vision.

With love, Ant x

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