Tip#28: When you have a strong desire to achieve alifelong dream, you maintain your focus and refuse to dissipate your limited resources and time on unproductive and frivolous activities.

Tip#27: Visions are progressive. Rarely do you get the full picture in the beginning. As you move along, things become unclear and new dimensions or opportunities emerge thatend up influencing your aspirations.

Tip#26: Lead by example. You cannot inspire others to sacrifice for the vision if there is a contradiction between what you say and what do you. What you do tends to speakfar louder than anything you say.

Tip#20: Forgive quickly and keep your soul free from bitterness and anger. It is difficult to be envious,jealous, unforgiving or bitter and expect to be divinely inspired at the same time.

Tip#25: Take time to clearly explain your vision to stakeholders. People cannot run with you if they do not know where you're headed and how you hope to get there. Make it plain in order that they may run with you.

Tip#24: Run with your vision. You cannot achieve significant things if you move at a slow, leisurely and indifferent pace. Every great vision will light a fire in your heart and make you restless for its accomplishment.

Tip#23: Document your vision in great detail. An unwritten vision can best be described as a set of wishes. Carefully record and keep refining and meditating on your plans.

Tip#22: Every dream or vision has an appointed time for its manifestation. Prematurely "harvesting" what is eventually meant to ripen for you can have disastrous consequences. Wait patiently for your harvest season.

Every step in this A–Z of Order series feels like adding one more brick to a strong foundation. With 1 Corinthians 14:40 as our foundational scripture, we have already touched on Alignment, Building, Communication, and Discipline.

In this episode, we continue that journey, diving into Evaluation and Focus, two qualities that remind us to check our path and keep our eyes steady on the goal.

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Tip#21: The pain of regret is greater than the pain of discipline. No matter how difficult or demanding it may be, discipline yourself to always do what is needful for success or pay the higher price of regret later.