vision and planning energy field

Vision and Planning Energy Field

Vision and Planning Neutron

Generate OpportunitiesWants & DesiresGoals Planning and DesigningFulfillment vs. Sacrifice

The Purpose of this Neutron

To continuously challenge ourselves and our comfort zones to research possible opportunities for growth and improvement.

To give shape to our wishes, wants, dreams and desires

It’s been said…

Imagination creates visualized goals…but a person can be no greater than their own personal vision.

That statement highlights the three functions of Creative Productivity…

Vision is where we are going…Imagination is how we get there…Visualization is the mental-rehearsal of being there…

The house and home is your Vision.

The floor plans and coming up with the means to pay for it is Imagination.

Every time you picture yourself living there and enjoying it, is Visualization.

If your goal is to build a house…

That clarity will not only build you a house…

It will also build valuable and meaningful success into your life.

We need to harness our thinking and creativity to achieving the greater good.

What ever you choose that to be.

Start stretching your imagination by identifying your Wants & Desires.

Open-ended questions helps to prompt your mind to think up opportunities.

They provide a track to run on, to stretch your creative imagination and multiply options for your life plans.

To quote Oliver Wendell Homes, “Once the mind is stretched with a new idea…It never regains it’s original dimension.”

We only get one life, but we have many options.

We need to clarify what we REALLY want to experience and achieve.

We need to systematically design a plan than pro-actively progress change toward creating those experiences.

Create a Wants and Dreams list…identify your wildest hopes and aspirations.

Make a list of all the desiresin your heart and in your mind.

This enables us to elevate our awareness of possibilities for our life.

Use your Creativity and Imagination.

We all have the ability to dream but we must choose to dream.

Let creative dreaming become an important aspect in the way you manage your life.

Trust in your ability to be creative.

Your dreams are the Sparks that light your Imagination.

Don’t be overly concerned about problems that stand in your way.

Raise hopes not fears.

Choose to believe that…

“No problem can withstand the assault of sustained thinking.”

Your imagination is there to help you successfully navigate your way through the most exciting times of your life.

As you achieve more of your goalsand gain greater confidence inThe Empowerment System,you will begin to enlarge your visionof yourself and your future.

A Matter of FocusSr. Nancy McFadden I.H.M.

Vision is what life is all aboutVision — not just sightWhich measures, catalogues,

acknowledgesWhat’s hereWhat’s visible —

But Vision!A roaring, sweeping, searing

contactWith reality-to-comeWith promises to be fulfilled

People with VisionWill find strengthTo dream, to build, to fashionNowAnd then

A people and a world —According to the Vision they behold

We need to make a conscious effort to dream forward…

so we can transition our lives forward into the best experiences possible.

Power on my friend!

• Identify Wants and Dreams Steptorial

1. Identify Wants & Dreams Make a written list of your wants and dreams.

Make a list of all the things you would like to experience in every important area in your life.

Keep adding items to your list as a regular habit.

• Remember, you may not have all the relevant information you need right now.

• The human mind takes time to incubate possibilities and solutions.

• Ideas may come at times when you are not actually thinking about the answer or the problem.

•Tips & Suggestions

•Don’t be concerned if your wishes are logical, practical, affordable or possible.

Lay aside inhibitions and preconceived ideas about what you should be striving for.

Don’t be judgmental of yourself or your opportunities.

Think up now… you can trim down later.

These are open ended questions to help trigger your imagination.

A System Organizer will be glad to help you with this if you feel the need.

•Create the Opportunities

•What debts would you like to pay off?

•How much money would you like to save?

•How much money would you like to earn?


•What would eliminate pressures, •Stresses or worries from your life?

•What things do you want to remove from your life?


•What are some activities you would •like to do with your family?

•What image would you like to communicate to others?


•What professional or occupational skill would •you like to strengthen?

•What new position would you like to attain?


•What kind of home would you like to own?

•What improvements would you like to

•make in your present home?


•What physical activity would you like to start?

•What specific improvements in your

•physical condition would you like to make?


•What vacations would you like to take?

•What hobbies would you like to begin?


•What personality trait would you like to develop?

•What habits would you like to develop?

•What habits would you like to break?


•What spiritual goals would you like to obtain?

•How would you want to give back to your community?

•Create the Opportunities•What are your most important dreams for your

•Family,

•Home,

•Finances,

•Career,

•Spiritual,

•Health,

•Educational, Emotional, Social, Cultural?

What means more to you than anything else?

What is the single most important goal you would like to accomplish in the next year; something so important, you can’t leave it to chance?

Never stop adding to your wants and dreams list.

Power on my friend!

•Organize Your Goals Steptorial

2. Organize Your GoalsDetermine and prioritize goals with target dates for achievement.

Goals Planning and Design

Short-Range Goals

Medium-Range Goals

Long-Range Goals

Short-Range GoalsMake a list of what you would like to achieve in this area of your life in the next 30 to 90 days.

Medium-Range GoalsWhat you would like to achieve in the next 3 months to 1 year.

Long-Range Goals - One year or more. You may want to select what are considered “milestone dates” — times of your life that are being defined by transition, such as when you retire or when your youngest child starts school or graduates from college.

Possibly, a significant birthday or anniversary.

Any meaningful events in your future can be used as a benchmark in your life when you are determining your long rage goals and objectives.

Long-range goals could take any amount of time, from one year to the rest of your life.

Power on my friend!

• Do Your Planning Steptorial

3. Do Your PlanningCreate a progressive plan that would lead to the goals you wish to attain.

Planning and Design Statement of Goal

Start Date / Target Date / Deadline

Effected Life Areas

Progressive Action Steps

Perpetual Action Steps

Level of Commitment

Power on my friend!

• Reflection and Assessment

4. Reflection and AssessmentReflect on the value, investment, and risk that comes with this goal and decide if this would be the best decision and direction for your life.

Reflection Questions

What are the benefits for achieving this goal?

What is the time, effort, and money that will be required to achieve this goal?

What are the risks and back up plans to this goal?

Is it all worth it?

Do I do it?

Yes No Yes, but Later

Am I willing to make the necessary commitments needed to accomplish this goal?

If yes, then you must make the level of commitment necessary to achieve this accomplishment.

Apply all the Energy Fields ofThe Empowerment Atom to the achievement of this goal.

Get System Organizes andPower Partners to help you.

Take Action!Your life is worth it.

Power on my friend!