Are You a Visionary?
- Promise Informed
- Jun 3, 2019
- 1 min read
Updated: Mar 24
Dreaming is the initial step toward becoming a visionary. As an educator, your dream and vision are to see every child's potential fulfilled. Being a visionary involves a unique mindset that doesn't come naturally to everyone. Regardless of your capacity for vision, being visionary is crucial to fulfilling the promise of student success. Therefore, educators need to develop the ability to have vision and learn to be visionary.
THE PROMISE INFORMED WAY
Are you a school leader, principal, or teacher? Do you possess vision? Do you understand how to be visionary? The Visionary Process is a tailored framework designed to lead you through a model of appreciative thinking to develop vision and visionary practices. This Promise Informed practice ensures the fulfillment of achievement.
THE VISIONARY PROCESS
A vision starts with a dream. To cultivate vision, you must first permit yourself to dream ambitiously for your school, your students, and your teachers. Embrace openness in your heart and mind, and be daring and unapologetic when dreaming for your students and teachers.
Your confidence in your dream will create credible possibilities in your mind. Belief fosters motivation because when you think something is achievable, you will naturally be driven by the potential outcomes.
Motivation drives the actions needed to create change. Change, in turn, leads to progress in various ways. You should anticipate that conditions will advance as you envisioned in your dream. Planned progress guarantees that the objectives of the vision—realized potential and a promise fulfilled—are achieved.

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