2.2.8 — Reflection Prompt

This reflection is designed to help you evaluate the strength, clarity, and maturity of your current vision. A functional vision operates as a committed destination — not a possibility waiting for the right conditions, approval, or timing. The purpose of this prompt is to help you determine whether your vision is already acting as a guiding force or whether it still behaves like an untested idea that depends on circumstance.

Take a moment to step back from planning and execution. Approach this reflection with honesty rather than optimism. The objective is not to judge your vision but to understand its current stage of development. A vision that is still forming is not a failure — it is simply unfinished. Awareness provides direction; clarity provides momentum.

Write a short reflection (5–7 sentences) responding to the following prompt:

As you respond, consider:

• Does your vision currently guide decisions, or do decisions shape the vision?
• Would your vision remain the same if conditions changed — or does it depend on permission, confidence, or external approval?
• Is it articulated with certainty, or padded with conditional language and future hypotheticals?

Once complete, read your reflection aloud.

• If it feels uncertain, refine it.
• If it feels conditional, strengthen it.
• If it feels distant, define it.

A true vision stands firm — even when the path to reach it is still unfolding.