Ep 17: You got sight but no vision

<p>More people than I'd like to admit are confused between vision and sight, reflect on it and you'll notice vision and sight aren't the same. The late great Helen Keller has one of the greatest quotes of all time,&nbsp; "The only thing worse than being blind is having sight but no vision." Helen Keller (1880 - 1968). Here Helen made a clear distinction between sight and vision, so in today's show we defined vision and&nbsp; then elaborated on why it's so critical for your life that you create a vision for yourself.</p> <p>On today's show, Coach Ash and Coach Ant chopped it up about you having your own vision for yourself, as opposed to living out the plan that society's norms sell you from childhood. Support member Peter Gachuki also&nbsp; shared a dope quote about vision that set the tone for the episode. Coach Ant dived right in and shared with us his experience as he was working in healthcare, and being a flight attendant it wasn't in his&nbsp; natural gifting so he mentioned how he grew into the position. The effect of this was that the education system is actually really misleading as a lot of folks blindly accept the rat race and the "american dream".&nbsp; We discussed the blue collar mentality and the false idea of retirement; folks postpone their desired lifestyle, but we know retirement is NEVER promised. We also shared our super dope mission statements because that keeps us on track on of our vision. And finally to wrap up the show we gave you steps to start the process of having a vision for yourself, by speaking on how to let go of doubts and fears you have so&nbsp; you can just reverse engineer your vision. A vision can be reverse engineered into practical action items, but first you have to get rid of fear and other peoples limitations.&nbsp; You don't need an approval / affirmation for your vision!!</p> <p><br></p> <p><strong>Podcast Minutes</strong></p> <ul> <li>[02:20] - Defining vision</li> <li>[6:00] - Helen Keller quote</li> <li>[11:00] - Coach Ash share's&nbsp; why its key to have a why