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Jun 16, 2023 16 min

20. Why bother with a personal vision?

from The Effective Faith Podcast Hosted by Chris Wood

Sitting over the top of our goals, our projects and our areas of focus is our vision and our values. By vision, I mean our own personal mission statement. That sounds a bit too grand for an individual person. I mean, what is it that we hope to do in the short time we are living on this earth. Having some kind of idea on this is, I believe, an essential part of living an effective life. Therefore, we need to give time and focus to working out your personal vision and values for an effective life.

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