Progress: Day 15, January 15

Progress: Day 15, January 15

Today I:

*worked in my Inspire Bible, read chapters 22-26 in the book of Genesis

*looked on the computer for pictures of my son in 2013 for his scrapbook (and discovered that 2013 must have been the year I stopped sorting photos...tomorrow I will be sorting 2013 photos!!)

*read more of This Is Me by Chrissy Metz

*listened to a hopewriters video, and based on the video, I created my vision statement for my writing

According to what I learned today, a vision statement is:

*short (anywhere from 3-15 words)
*simple (your vision for what you want to happen)
*hopeful (something you want to be true but it's not true yet)
*not about you

A vision statement is NOT what you do.
It is what WILL BE BECAUSE of your work.

My vision statement for my writing the book that God has given me is:

"To help others to see God at work in their lives."

It is short (11 words).
It is simple.
It is hopeful.
It is not about me.

***Kim

For Reflection

Do you have a vision statement?

If not, think about your vision statement for what will be because of your work.

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