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Vision Mapping Workbook

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Neumi — Field Development

Vision Mapping Workbook

My Life Priorities

Dream Selection

My Vision Map

Resources & People

Goals

Action Steps

Tasks

My Mentor Profile

Partner Checklist

Time Inventory — Better Uses

Dealing with Fear

Analyzing Criticism

Becoming Positive

Vision Mapping Workbook · Neumi · 2026

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My Life Priorities

Identify and prioritize the most important areas of your life — the foundation of everything you'll map.

List the most important areas of your life — e.g. relationships, health, faith, career, finances, hobbies. Don't edit or judge. List what matters most and order them by priority.

Section 4

Dream Selection

Choose one life area and list the dreams you want to pursue within it.

Which area of your life is this dream in?

Now list every dream you have in this area — things you'd love to see happen in your life.

Section 4

Map My Dream

Define your dream with precision: the vision, ramifications, strengths, and potential obstacles.

Select a dream to map

Your selected dream

Shooting for the moon — what's the ultimate version of this dream?

Push past what seems realistic. Write the bold, wild, perfect version.

Broad vision & ramifications

If you achieved this dream, what would change? Who else would it affect? What doors would open?

My helpful personality traits & strengths

What natural strengths do you have that will help you achieve this dream?

My personal weaknesses & gaps

What about you could slow you down or hold you back from this dream?

Sections 4 – 5

Resources & People

Surface your gaps in know-how and resources, then identify the people who can help close them.

My lack of know-how

What knowledge, skills, or experience do you currently lack that this dream requires?

My lack of necessary resources (time, talent, money)

Be specific about which resources are the biggest constraints.

People to share my vision with

Type / Role	Person

Possible mentors to recruit

Type / Expertise	Person

Outside experts whose knowledge or help I need

Other outside resources I may need to recruit

Section 4

Dream → Goals

Break your dream into specific, measurable goals that make it real.

Your dream

Set specific goals that, when achieved, will make this dream a reality.

Section 4

Goals → Steps

Pick one goal and map the concrete action steps — with target dates — to achieve it.

Select a goal to map

Your goal

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Section 4

Steps → Tasks

Drill down one level further: break a complex step into individual tasks with deadlines.

Select a step to break into tasks

Your step

Break this step into every individual task required to complete it. This is your detailed map.

#	Task	Target Date
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Section 5

Find a Mentor

Build your personal profile — strengths, weaknesses, passions — so you know exactly what kind of mentor you need.

Personal strengths

Start with your personality type's natural strengths and add others.

Business strengths

Sales, admin, management, marketing — what do you naturally do well professionally?

Personal weaknesses

Start with your personality type's natural weaknesses. Be honest — it's how you build the right team.

Business / professional weaknesses

Communication, detail-orientation, management skills — where do you need help professionally?

Things you love to do (passions & hobbies)

What you do really well

Both personally and professionally — your genuine areas of excellence.

Section 6

Partner Checklist

Rigorously evaluate a potential partner or mentor before you make the ask.

Area, dream, or project

Name of potential partner

Dominant personality type

Their strengths, abilities, and talents that compensate for my weaknesses

Positive or Negative person?

Theorist or Doer?

Their weaknesses

Character strengths and weaknesses

Their natural drives and gifts

If they don't share your vision — how will you impart it?

Section 9

Time Inventory

Map how you actually spend your week and find the elective blocks you can redirect toward your dreams.

Fill in how you think you spend each hour. Circle (or note) every elective block — time with no fixed obligation.

Take this with you for one week. Every couple of hours, record what you actually did. Compare with your estimate when done.

Hour	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat	Sun
6:00 AM
7:00 AM
8:00 AM
9:00 AM
10:00 AM
11:00 AM
Noon
1:00 PM
2:00 PM
3:00 PM
4:00 PM
5:00 PM
6:00 PM
7:00 PM
8:00 PM
9:00 PM
10:00 PM
11:00 PM
Midnight
1:00 AM
2:00 AM
3:00 AM
4:00 AM
5:00 AM

Ideas on better uses for your elective blocks of time

How could those free hours better reflect your highest priorities and dreams?

Activities to delegate

Activity	To Whom	Target Date

Section 10

Dealing with Fear

Name your fears, surface the obstacles, and build a clear-eyed risk-reward analysis.

Areas & wishes

Take any area of your life — what do you wish would happen there?

Area of Life	My Wish

Dream obstacles

What obstacles prevent these wishes from being fulfilled?

Dream / Wish	Obstacle

Risk-Reward Analysis

For one of the fears you've identified, what are the outcomes?

Worst Case

Most Likely Case

Best Case

Section 11

Analyzing Criticism

Mine every criticism for water, sand, and gold — then decide how to respond.

Criticism log

Log memorable criticisms. Qualification: VQ = Very Qualified, SQ = Somewhat Qualified, NQ = Not Qualified. Basis: (E) Emotional, (PE) Past experience, (LU) Lack of understanding, (L) Logic, (RS) Reality of situation.

Criticism	Critic	Qual.	Basis

What was the motive of the critic?

Was it love, concern, jealousy, fear, selfishness, or immaturity?

The Water

Exaggerated, absurd, or meaningless parts

The Sand

The most irritating or hurtful parts

The Gold

The truths that can help you grow

Section 12

Becoming Positive

Turn reactions into responses, and convert past hurts into the treasures they contain.

Reactions → Better responses

Think of recent situations where you reacted instead of responded. What happened, and how could it have gone better?

Situation 1

Situation

Your reaction & its consequences

Better response & possible positive outcome

Situation 2

Situation

Your reaction & its consequences

Better response & possible positive outcome

Situation 3

Situation

Your reaction & its consequences

Better response & possible positive outcome

Hurts → Treasures

Go treasure hunting through your hurts. Every wound carries a gift — empathy, resilience, perspective. What did yours give you?

Hurt 1

Treasure in it

Hurt 2

Treasure in it

Hurt 3

Treasure in it

How I can show more encouragement to others

Specific words, actions, or attitudes you can adopt.

How I can increase safety and security in relationships

What can you say or do that will make others feel more secure with you?

Your Vision Map Is Complete

You've built a comprehensive vision map. Save it, share it, and refer back to it regularly — this is your blueprint.

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Well done.

Your vision is mapped. Your goals are set. Your steps are planned. Now it's time to execute — and this document is your guide.

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