Before you can execute successfully on your business vision, you need to clearly define it first in writing. We’ve almost completed eight months of 2010! Can you believe it? I’ve benn working on my 2010 vision and it’s really beginning to take full shape.

I wrote out my 2010 company vision at the end of 2009, and I incorporated it into my routine so it’s in front of me on a daily basis. This is fantastic. I knew my vision would take hold! I am good at writing down my ideas, And I’m better now at being consistent so far this year at keeping them present and out in the open for me and my team to embody…

Are you executing on your company vision right now? It’s easy to get caught up in activities you know. The way I stay on track with best business practices is by reading a variety of business books and collaborating with positive business leaders on a consistent basis. You always want to get back to the basics. Peer group is everything, especially when you’re starting a new venture.

For me to know if the actions I’m working on really contribute positively to my business vision, I need to clearly define my ideas so I have a detailed mental picture and make sure I review it frequently. My employees and partners also need to know my company vision. If they don’t, then they won’t know if what they produce gets us closer to my dream. Right?
  

Misalignment can contribute to “role” confusion for your employees and partners. I am much better this year at getting the full potential from my efforts becase I’m so focused now. And my staff has never been happier and more productive. And it’s because they are clear about my company vision and their “Roles”

So confusion is when you take actions which don’t produce results that support where you want to go. Your team can figure out where they fit in better if they have a clearer understanding of what’s expected of them. “Role” confusion will impact financial success of your project.

Why is business vision so important to your financial bottom-line?

• You want to take advantage of the power of your collective subconscious minds to maximize opportunities
• You don’t want to waste time with things like role confusion, which leads to unnecessary conflicts in employee relationships
• Without vision “the people perish”, (Proverbs) and your project would be headed towards guaranteed failure
• Align your actions and activities with your vision and you’re pretty much guaranteed success

When your vision is clear, what shows up is:

• You and your team better recognize opportunities and act on them
• You can measure activities within your firm and determine whether they truly help you get to your vision or not
• You are less likely to quit because you know the real distance you’re from your vision at all times
• You can set milestones along the way to your vision, which are easy to accomplish
• Everyone in your company feels good because they know what you expect of them and they know where your company is going
• Your employees and partners will feel empowered to make valuable suggestions you never thought of to reach your vision more creatively and efficiently

If you haven’t created your vision yet, I hope this post motivates you to get it done ASAP.

Remember to keep your vision present and out in the open where you and your team can see it. You will notice a remarkable difference in your motivations, creativity, and progress towards achieving your company vision.

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