Fulfilling Vision: What to do!


Vision talks about the unfolding of Gods plan for an individual!

What this simply means is, the discovering of Gods purpose of creation for one's life!

It is no longer news that for a life of fruitfulness having/discovering one's purpose in life is imperative! It therefore means that if your energy must be properly utilized, it must be channeled to a particular direction, upon achieving a particular goal!

Here I share with us things we must consciously do in other to fulfill destiny! These are from the book Kingdom Diary (Vision) by a man I admire so much, +Pastor Kenneth Oleabhiele (KM) Remember, Vision Eliminates Distraction!

To fulfill Your God Given Vision You must;

* Give it all it takes (sacrifice). * Never take no for answer. (Determination).* Avoid pessimist. (Choose your friends).
* Always review it.
* Totally believe it.
* Communicate it to others with similar vision.
* Personalize it.
* Empty your purse into it.
* Divide it to manageable parts.
* Create your own initiative.
* Let it be your second nature.
* Increase your will power.
* Refuse alternatives.
* Focus on the glory of the Vision.
* Never be caught today the place you were yesterday.

It is important to note that having a vision doesn't have to do with pulpit ministry only, where area your expertise is, can also be where you are called to be!

As you begin to work with these tips, you will get more results in Jesus mighty name! Be sure to partner with us by sharing this, be blessed!

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