Celestial

Blueprint

Fulll the Measure of Your Crea4on

Visualization Workbook
Flow: Think about the last 4me you experienced ow, when you were in the zone

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and 4me, ea4ng, and other demands held zero place in your aGen4on. The only
thing that maGered was THE TASK. What were you doing? What was it about this
task that caused you to experience ow?

Choice: When you have nothing be?er to do, what do you do? (For example,
think about what you did last weekend, or the weekend before. Think about the last
4me you had nothing that demanded to be done. How did you spend your 4me?)

Freedom: Imagine having three weeks of total freedom. No chores need to get
done. No dishes to do. No food to x. Everything is provided. Your wife isnt even
available to talk to. You are in the mountains. Alone in a beau4ful cabin full of
sunlight, clean wood oors, and warm, comfortable surroundings. You have three
weeks to work on a project. The only expecta4on is that you will have a nished
product by the end. (The product can be anything that you can share with others.)
What will you build/create/design/pracCce?

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Success: Close your eyes. Visualize your future self ve years from today. You are
on top of a mountain peak at night. The air is warm except when the wind blows a
barely chilly breeze up the rocky slopes. You s4ll dont mind being in a t-shirt. On this
night, you look up at the starry night and you realize that you have achieved success.

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How do you feel? What is your breathing like? What do your feet feel like? How
about your toes? Your legs? Your chest? Your arms and your shoulders? Neck
and head? What do you believe about yourself, the world, and the universe in this
moment?
What does your success look like? Picture this as specically as you can with as
many details as possible. What does your heart tell you about this success? What
message does the Spirit have for you on this night?

ContribuCon:
1. What talents has God given you that He expects you to INVEST IN to make a
Level 5 talent double to a Level 10 talent? (See MaGhew 25: 14-30.)
(Bonus: Does this talent bring you your highest level of enjoyment? Hopefully so. If
not, youll get there.)
2. Now think about things that the world needs. (These are things that God cares
about and the world doesnt areas of opportunity for God and the Christ-like
warriors in the world.) Pick one of these that is closely related to #1.

Where do these two lines intersect?

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Where your talents and the needs of the world cross, there lies your voca4on.








-Plato

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