Valuing Your Vision – Part 3
Office Chamber2021-05-10T16:40:45-05:00Join us for our three-part series where we will dive into the importance of valuing your vision in your business and life decisions. Did you miss part one? Check it out here.
Find Your Purpose
In the same way that your vision and mission statements should be your ruler and guide for everything your business does, your life statement should be the measuring stick against which you determine your path.
In Part 1 of this series, we discussed how powerful your “yes” is. Every time you say yes to one thing, you are potentially saying no to many other things. There will probably be many […]
In Part 1 of this series, we discussed how powerful your “yes” is. Every time you say yes to one thing, you are potentially saying no to many other things. Many opportunities will present themselves to you, and you will have to decide which ones will lead your business in the right direction. One way 
Whether it is a volunteer position at your child’s school or an advertising campaign for your business, your “yes” allocates a finite resource. By saying yes to volunteering in the Sunday school room, your time is committed, and you can’t say yes to any other thing during that time. Your “yes” is powerful and has its own implied “no” to anything else 