Right now, somewhere inside you, there's a vision trying to emerge. Maybe it feels too big, too uncertain, or too far from where you are today. But what if that vision isn't something you need to chase down? What if it's something you're already becoming?

Most of us treat our deepest visions like distant destinations we might never reach. We think we need more skills, more time, more certainty before we can claim them. This hesitation makes sense. Visions can feel overwhelming when we see them as separate from who we are right now.

But here's what changes everything: your vision isn't separate from you. It's an expression of who you already are at your core. When a vision calls to you, it's because something within you recognizes it as home. The person capable of living that vision already exists inside you.

Instead of asking "How do I achieve this vision?" try asking "Who am I becoming as I move toward this?" This shift moves you from striving toward something external to growing into something that's already part of your nature. You're not chasing after some foreign concept. You're simply allowing what's already there to surface.

Today, spend five minutes with your vision.

But instead of planning or strategizing, simply sit with it and ask: "What qualities does the person living this vision embody?" Notice what comes up. Maybe it's courage. Or creativity. Perhaps compassion, or something else entirely. Then recognize: these qualities are already within you, waiting to be expressed more fully. You're not becoming someone new.

You're becoming more yourself.

Your vision chose you because you're already equipped to live it. Not someday when you're ready, but now, as you take each small step forward. Trust that the path will unfold as you walk it, and that who you're becoming is exactly who you're meant to be.

Your Daily Reflection:

What would I do today if I truly believed my vision was already part of who I am?

Your vision isn't something external to achieve, but an expression of who you already are becoming.