Write, Simplify & Flow
Habakkuk 2:2 says,
Write the vision: make it plain so that he may
run who reads it.
Write the Vision
I can not count the number of people I hear saying they do
not like to write when I tell them journaling is the core of my coaching practice.
When I hear those words, they often remind me of Habakkuk 2:2. When setting
goals, part of the manifestation process is to take what is in your imagination
(vision) and put it on paper (write). Any other way is skipping steps that may
hinder bringing forth what you want. As a journal therapist, I teach about the
importance of writing and its benefits, such as sharpening memory, providing
clarity, strengthening emotional wellbeing, boosting your mood, and improve
your overall mental health, to name a few. You can google statistics about
writing, and studies will show how important it is to do so. I am a dreamer.
Dreams are writers. I have experienced missing out on something I foresaw
because I failed to write it down. There were times when the strategy is
crystal clear for me, but failure to write it while it is fresh caused me to
miss critical details.
Make it Plain
Writing the vision brings what's in your mind to paper so that you
can make things clear (plain). What you saw in your mind becomes a goal that
you can provide actionable steps to now that you have written it out—making it simple
means you can make it make sense and begin to build. What we see may not always
be the great things we desire at that time because there is a process first. The
process involves getting us to that great thing by removing unnecessary baggage
and developing us in areas. Often we want to overlook laying the proper
foundation, not realizing this is what keeps us afloat. Building a house on a
faulty foundation will cost you so much more in the end. For example, I always
share with those who desire to start businesses, heal before going into
business, or do the inner work simultaneously. Everything we fail to work out
will show up in our companies; there is no way around it. If you experience trauma
where money is concerned, you will either get over people to make sure you do
not see poverty again; you will brag about everything you have for validation, or
you may not feel confident enough to market. It all depends on the end of the
spectrum you were reared.
Run with It
According to the etymology of the word run, it means to flow or
reach. That made my heart smile reading that. Write it and make it clear by
setting the goal and reaching the mark (run). This scripture is the best plan
when it comes to accomplishing my goals. Three steps with sub-steps, and there
you are, the manifestation. Of course, there will be hang-ups here and there,
but that is the beauty of planning; you get to learn during the process to flow
without blocks moving forward. If what you saw was something you have never
done, appreciate the process because you can perfect it and help someone else—perfecting
what concerns you involve those situations that come to stretch us that we try
to avoid.
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