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WHY YOU SHOULD HAVE VISION

Vision is consiousness of responsibility _it is seeing ,understanding and acting on God's plan. There is a drive within you to reach your goal by all means . It is God who gives vision and purpose .Be purposeful -press harder and harder towards your goals in life.A purposeful and dutiful life will lead to a fulfilled life. This is rewarding.Fulfilment is the reward of vision that is doggedly pursued to its logical conclusion.vision gives purpose to life. A person without vision is therefore one without purpose in life.Being consious of your responsibilities is the foundation of vision.It is important that your actions are based on a definate plan and pattern. Being a person with a vision goes beyond mere existence -like any other creature of which you are not. You are too dignified to live your like that. Remember you are vessel of change thus you should bring positive transformation into every life around you,changing the world and making it a better place. Have vision,you are glorious change in decaying world.

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