Stop Writing Goals — Write Your 3-Year Vivid Vision
5 Nov 2025 · 1 min

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Cameron Herold defines the "vivid vision": a 4–5 page, present-tense description of what your company looks, acts, and feels like exactly three years in the future. Instead of listing goals, you write as if the future has already happened—walking through the office, noting energy, employee behaviors, meeting rhythms, dashboards/metrics, and paragraph-level descriptions for operations, sales, marketing, and engineering.










