Ken Joslin

What do you have for me?

And then write the vision down.

And I've got my planner that I created five years ago.

It is goals, gratitude, affirmations, top three every morning, wins, 1% better goals, and a scoreboard the second half of the day.

And I do this probably 300 times a year.

I learned this from Grant Cardone.

six years ago about just writing your goals down twice a day.

And I remember Grant said, he goes, listen, if you're writing your goals down twice a day, and let's say you only do it 300 times a year, you're writing your goals down 600 times where somebody else is only writing them down half a dozen, maybe once a month, maybe once a year.

Like I'm going to dominate you.

But in all of that, like I'm doing the work that I need to do

in order to stay focused on the vision.

And I think for us, it's be still, listen to God, and then write the vision down.

What is it you want me to do?

And I say this a lot.

If you can just hear from God, God, what do you have?

I had a mentor that told me 25 years ago,

Very wealthy, prominent guy, man in our community took me to lunch one day and I'll never forget, we pulled back in.

I had one of the largest youth ministries in the country at the time.

And I'll never forget, we pulled back in and Andrew looked at me, he goes, Ken, never forget that vision comes cheap to a visionary.

Your responsibility is to learn which vision you're supposed to go after.