Vision is the reason we keep rebranding.
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We all have vision. It is not true. There are people leading their lives as things are happening. They don’t have their own direction or destination.
There is some purpose in life for everyone, and we have been given the task of finding what that miracle is. Vision helps us find a path to reach our hidden strengths. What is to be done in a decade, or what would be our legacy, are our visions.
In this post, I will focus on individual vision, which is usually the smallest segment of collective vision.
Self-sufficiency in food production is a collective vision, and raising high-yielding crops on a farm in all seasons is the vision of a farmer.
It is hard to believe, but any individual can do something separate from others. It all depends on our own actions. At times, aggregates of our actions start giving shape to our vision, though it might have been vague initially.
There are people who feel what they have is enough. It is good self-therapy, but keeping away from striving amounts to leaving their talent unexplored further.
No doubt, real life is full of commitment, challenges, setbacks, criticisms, failures, and trauma. It is an overall scenario, and we may say these are milestones of progress.
"Whatever brings you down will eventually make you stronger." Alex Morgan
When people are enthused to do more, they are finally surprised by their capabilities.
If someone is afraid of taking on a tough task, it is prudent to start with a less puzzling activity. Going forward, the first allotted task will become surmountable.
"It is not what we say or think that defines us, but what we do." Jane Austen
Instead of growing in reflection and maturity, many of us are growing in suffering and emptiness. It happens because of a lack of vision.
The obstacles that prevent many from going forward are the challenges that others accept and conquer.
It is time to redefine our own narratives and claim our forwardness. Even in senility, we can do something more by virtue of maturity and facing a variety of fears from the past.
KFC was founded by Colonel Harland at the age of 62. Newton said about his discovery: "by always thinking about them". 
Abraham Maslow says: "The story of the human race is the story of men and women selling themselves short."
Keeping our values intact, we can achieve a miracle, provided we always look forward, talk about possibility, and act with confidence.
Many of us are looking at what glitters at a distance and escaping what lies just around us. Though we have a car, we look at other high-priced cars in the park and create undesirable feelings. It limits our ability to see the big picture of life.
We carry three kinds of feelings together:
Memories of what happened,
Realities of life:happenings at present,
The areas in which we are lagging
We must focus on happenings at this moment that are most likely to be turned into happier moments soon.
Neither we, nor our connections with people and nature, nor the world as a whole, will ever be the same. But working on our own vision will create an impact, though everything is in flux.
Let us recap that "self" refers to our inner designs of thinking and feelings, unexpected realities, miracles by others, and our reflection on those knots and threads.
The rain is not our fault. But we have to open an umbrella not to be wet. So, we have to have foresight and be ready to act in real life at every moment.
In this age of data, we must know how to play with a variety of information, facts, evidence, evil forces, and our own limitations.
 In short 
Good speech has no meaning until it is assimilated into our characters and shown in behavior. Life without vision is like a vessel without water. Further, action makes all the difference, not our lineage, intelligence, and intentions. Finally, dare to err, but never ever stop exhibiting our abilities.
Last words: vision matters.