What is your vision?

Things I learned:

This week I had the opportunity to visualize myself in various scenarios. How would I act if I was about to lose a very important customer if I choose to go to my child's dance recital? What would I do if I was about to complete my dream yet it meant losing my family? How do I see money? Is it a blessing or a hindrance?

The answers may seem obvious to many of you but it required myself to think about who I am as an individual and what was important to me. I have mentioned many times before that my family means everything to me. I would choose my family and keep a promise to my child even if it meant losing a valuable customer. I made a promise to a young child and I do my best to stand by my promises. How can they depend on me if I am never there for them when they need me?

This goes along with my dreams. If completing a goal meant losing my family I would bury my dreams into the ground. No dream is worth keeping if you cannot have your family there to share it.

As for money my stance has not changed for many years. I see money as something each of us needs yet to much money can destroy you. I would accept a job which provided less money if it meant I could still support my family adequately and have more free time to spend with them. I don't need a huge house or a large amount of possessions. I need money to support my family well providing me an opportunity to build joyous moments with my family.

Things I need to learn:

I feel I need to look closely upon my current dreams and goals. How will they affect my family and what if this affect would harm them? What would I do and how would I react if I realized to late what my choices have done to them? Family is everything to me. They should be apart of every decision I make. What ever decisions I make and what ever dreams I fulfill should affect them positively, not negatively.