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My Personal Grand Vision

About two weeks ago I wrote a post on The Power of Holding a Grand Vision.  


Since then, I've been opening to and refining what I see as my greatest vision.  I have made beautiful vision boards in the past, but as I look at them now, I realize they were very unspecific.  I'd have key words such as: beautiful, free, abundant, follow your heart, etc.  I didn't have any details of what those would be for me.  I really wanted to get an exact picture to hold in my mind and to walk towards in my daily life. 


So here it is.  Version 1 of my refined grand vision.  I will most likely update and edit this each year around the spring time in alignment with my goals processes.  These things really help fuel me and keep me motivated through all of the hard work that I do. 


Being: Enjoying each day with love (without fear), having a BLAST (lots of fun), naturally driven to grown and be in service and present with others.  Awareness of the truth, dancing with it, and sharing love with all.  Looking and feeling great.  Being a way shower by example.


Love: Great love for my self, my partner, my children, my family, and my friends.  In a romantic, vibrant relationship.  Happily married, eternally working together, enjoying our experience, and loving each other through it all.  


Mother: A strong, loving mother to my children.  Guiding them to grow and enjoy life to their full potential.  Representing the essence of the Divine Mother and sharing love with those I come in contact with.  


Family: Strong and close, helping each other to experience our ultimate lives while contributing to others.  There for each other through thick and thin, and everything in between.


Friends: Dear loving friends who share experience and are supportive, caring, close, and FUN.  I am a great friend, helping them to grow, keep laughing, and enjoy life to their full potential.


Community: Overseeing a center that is an ideal space for connection, development, fun, and healing.  Creatively contributing to it's growth and advancement.


Service/Charity: Greatly contributing to the healing of the root issues of suffering including: orphans, homelessness, abuse, and disease.


Time: Plenty of time to write and enjoy life while also helping others to develop themselves and connect.  Lots of time for fun everyday.


Abundant: Always have needs met plus extra to share with others in areas of love, time, and money.  Financially stable and secure.  Plenty of laughs and good times.


Home: A beautiful house on the beach with an extra bedroom for family to always have a place to stay, a yard for my garden, and a garage to build things.


Travel: Exploring the world (here and there) on family vacations and my book tours. =)


Creativity: Developing tools and resources for growth, love, and enjoyment.  


I would LOVE to hear feedback from others if you have ideas or visions that you've worked on.  This is just my first draft so I know there is still a lot of opportunity for development.


Thanks!!!  



by Danielle Crume © 2010





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  1. tiffany.amberMay 14, 2010 at 9:28 PM

    I love it and enjoyed how you broke it down into different categories. Now delve further and tell "the story." I'll be listening.

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