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DISCIPLINE IN ACHIEVING YOUR VISION

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DISCIPLINE IN ACHIEVING YOUR VISION

Discipline is self imposed standard for Te sake of a higher goal. All leaders have to have discipline. This is the key to achieving your vision and aim in life. A leader doesn't need external discipline but self discipline. And the scriptures says when there is no vision, there is no discipline (proverbs 29). When there is no vision people throw off restraint. This means vision is a source of discipline.

Disciplined people live very tightly and narrowly. Vision also controls your destination where we get the word destiny from. Vision controls your choices.

Vision in other words dictates the decision you make. To find out your vision you have to find out what is necessary.

WHAT IS NECESSARY ?

According to apostle Paul, we are lawfully able to do many things but not all things are necessary. (1st Corinthians 6)

It's now a time to live intentionally. Dont be a Jack of all trades and master of none. What do people think about when they think of you?

If you want to be successful in life don't seek success, seek to he a person if value then people will pay to watch you do your thing. Your vision is what gives you a discovery of what to master.

WHAT VISION WILL DO TO YOU


Vision will

- choose your future

-choose your friends

- -choose your library

- choose your use of time and priorities

-yoyr attitude in life


How to improve your vision

1. It should be clear and simple

2. Write all your desires on paper

3. capture your vision

4.document it and summarize it in one sentence

5. make a plan and strategy on that sentence

6. Revise your vision

7. Evaluate your vision

BE YOURSELF

LEARN FROM OTHERS BUT NEVER BECOME THEM ..

you can also read books like leadership, understanding your potential,releasing your potential and maximizing your potential..all by Dr Myles Munroe..

This message was gotten from Dr Myles Munroe and revised by me

You can follow me on INSTAGRAM @joyhsie and snapchat @joyhsie1

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