Excerpt from a podcast-style YouTube video about creating a "vivid vision." The speaker recounts watching testimonial videos and relays one woman's experience: during the final quarter of a three-year period many elements from her vivid vision came true. The speaker emphasizes that vivid visions need not be perfectly certain or static—they provide coordinates to steer by even as plans shift.
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I'm working with Jen Hoodie who is partnered with Cameron on some vivid vision stuff. So I work with her company and I was watching some of these testimonial, testimonial videos of people who got their vivid visions done. But one of the women, she was saying, like, man, it was like the last six months of my three year chapter and there was all these things that hadn't happened yet. But then in just the final kind of quarter of that, all these things started to happen and she's like, when I look back on my vivid vision, all of these things have come true. So even if there's things that shift or change, having some sort of, well, I don't know what it's going to be and what if I write it and then it needs to change? I don't, I don't know. Like we're needing absolute certainty, but at the end of the day, things are going to shift and evolve. But if you at least have some sort of an idea of where you're going, you can kind of steer the airplane with some sort of coordinates and at least get, you know, shoot for the moon and land amongst the stars.