How To Develop a Grand Vision: 6 NLP Steps

Six NLP Steps in Developing a Grand Vision

Dream BIG Dreams

Vadim Kotelnikov, inspirational speaker on purpose and vision

As you grow and become wiser, so does your purpose.

Creating your personal vision begins with brainstilling, listening up, and self-exploration: reflect in a calm setting to identify your core values, divine passion, and higher purpose.

Use the 'Three Whys' technique to uncover deeper motivations by repeatedly asking why you want to achieve a specific future state.
Visualize your desired future self and write a 'Letter from the Future' to envision your ideal life, capturing emotions and achievements.
List your past successes to recognize patterns of fulfillment. Combine these insights into a clear, inspiring vision statement that guides long-term decisions and aligns daily actions with your true aspirations.

→ Create Your Life Vision

❶ See your interests, values, and abilities

❷ Focus on heroes and heroines

❸ Visualize yourself being a person you want to be

❹ List your deep values as you watch your mission scenario

❺ Create images, ask for your inner wisdom to guide your grand vision – your vision is going to be more of a discovery than a creation

❻ Take whatever time you need – this is your life, your future that you are creating

"Your vision will become clear only when you look into your heart ...
Who looks outside, dreams. Who looks inside, awakens." ~ Carl Jung

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Without the vision of a goal, a man cannot manage his own life, much less the lives of others.

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Khan

When you get to the top of the mountain,
keep climbing.

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