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3.3 How Do I Write a Personal Vision Statement?
Answer in a paragraph:
What part of the process will be hardest for you to write on? Why do you think that is?
(The parts of the funnel are: Personality, Passions and Values, Spiritual Gifts, View of God & Self, Principle of calling, where God communicates and connects with you, Biblical Call in General, Dream the dream, Holy Discontent)
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I don’t think it’ll be too hard right on most of it, but I’m just hoping that God can really guide me in everything that I do and that I will have the ears to hear him when he calls on me. I’ve been learning that I need to listen more and that has been the reminder lately so I just hope that I can use that and do it like he asks me to. I need to get better at finishing and completing tasks as I do them instead of starting something and not finishing it and then moving on to the next one.
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@Mharraway it is great to identify your weak spots. Finishing tasks can be hard! If you want to motivate yourself to write this project, tell someone whom you want to submit it to when you will have it ready, and then get them to ask you about it on that date. Making extrinsic motivators like this helps us finish tasks.
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True never thought like that before. I will definitely keep that in mind.
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Actually, i dont think it will be difficult writing on the 8 ingredients for a personal vision statement.
My prayer is, God, please guide me in every stage of the writing, and in ministry generally.
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I don’t think it will be hardest to write down the ingredients that what we’re adding to the funnel because, if our heart is tuned with God through Prayer, reading scripture and guidance of the Holy Spirit, it will be OK.
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