And the LORD answered me, and said, Write the vision, and make it plain upon tables, that he may run that readeth it. Hab. 2:2

A little charge for this week-

1. You need to document many of your positive, important thoughts and great inspirations. When you revisit them, you will know which you have achieved and which you have yet to do.

2. There is an appointed time for the manifestation of the vision that you are receiving now; you might be in haste for its fulfilment, but it will come to pass at God’s appointed time.

3. You have many places where you can write down these thoughts. So imagine—the KJV version of the Bible says upon tablets—you can do it on tablets, phones, laptops, notebooks, email drafts, sticky pads, etc.

4. It is what is written that another generation can carry on with. So, when you ask entrepreneurs about the story of their businesses, they often think you want to understand their secrets. As such, their businesses depend solely on such individuals, and these don’t survive after them.

5. When you look at the hymns, you will note that somebody wrote the wording and another person worked on the lyrics. This implies that every written document authored by someone can be a work in progress for another person who will eventually complete it. That is why it is easy to have books published in an author’s name posthumously.

6. Visions, like written documents, can be shared with others, motivating them to succeed in their various endeavours. Many companies make their visions, missions, and core values visible for their staff to internalise.

7. Do not interpret the content esoterically; make it KISS—Keep It Simple and Succinct!

8. Be careful not to write “unshareable” contents that can lead to the perdition of others. Let your contents be seasoned with salt!

What’s your vision for the day, the week, the month, and the rest of your days?

We can support you in making your vision of becoming an author a reality.

A trial will definitely change your perception.