Wednesday, September 6, 2006

Vision, Passion, Purpose

Near the end of August, I wrote an entry that explained the missing ingredient in my heart those few weeks just before school started.

I don't know why it was missing, except that I had started feeling tired by the time August came around, and wasn't ready to go back to school.

Rather than talk too much about it, for I wanted this entry to be as brief as possible, I am here to tell you about a profound video production I just saw yesterday afternoon during a staff meeting at my school. I choked back the tears, for the timing of it is everything.

It is brief, but the music and words are powerfully moving.

You won't be disappointed if you take this link and listen to it and watch it for yourself.

It's about three minutes long.

Turn up your volume, and click on big screen for the full video... you won't be disappointed I promise.

Then come back and tell me what you thought about it.

        Vision, Passion, Purpose

                                         by clientlogic.com

14 comments:

Anonymous said...

WOW!  WOW!  WOW!  Bea - what an awesome video.  I was riveted to the screen. You were so right - I wasn't disappointed!  I would like to share this with everyone at school. I think everyone needs all the mentioned aspects in their lives.  Wow! I am lost for words!  Thanks so much for sharing. Love Caroline
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Anonymous said...

Oh Wow!  That video's message will certainly make you sit up and take notice!  It was mesmerizing to say the least, and certainly got the message across to me.

Thanks for sharing it Bea..

Hugs
Jackie

Anonymous said...

Hi Bea,
First thank you for sharing this really inspirational short video...........AWESOME! What did I see and take notice of? A 41 year old woman who has somehow lost her "verve" to study well in school and become her dream: a medical transcriptionist.
My vision? a future in this fascinating business.
My Passion: medicine, especially dignity for the dying and cancer.
My purpose: to do well again (hit those A's) and be a success......full circle.

Thank you Bea very much for this video.

Gayla

Anonymous said...

That was fantastic!  It's so important to have all those elements... I am so pleased with the way this school year has started out!  I can't wait to write about it when my eyelids aren't so heavy!  THANKS FOR SHARING!!  Michelle

Anonymous said...

Wow!  That was really well done; and it got me to thinking that I'd better do a little more thinking before going back to work.  I may have to take anything when the time comes, just to have a paycheck, but I would love to be doing what I really "need" to be doing, if you know what I mean.
Lori

Anonymous said...

I passed this video along to our key employees.  I'm sure they will be mesmerized while watching this video.
Very inspirational.  Thanks for sharing.

Anonymous said...

You are so right!  I WAS NOT DISSAPOINTED.

Anonymous said...

I thought it was exceptionally thought provoking because now I am going to have to figure out what my vision and purpose is and work desperately on my passion!  Wow!  Thanks for sharing.  GBU, Shelly

Anonymous said...

This was great!

Anonymous said...

I watched the video. LOVED IT! It can fit into any & all aspects of our lives!!!
Think it explains why I'm having such a hard time losing weight this time, I have the vision, the purpose, but NOT the passion!
Need to examine my life more. TY! :)
Hugs, Sugar

Anonymous said...

Ironic that the day after I had this conversation with my 18 year old son, I would stumble upon this link. I was never encouraged to have passion or purpose in my life. I told my son without purpose in life you live day to day with no goals. What a waste of life to never vission your tomorrow. Difficult realization to learn at 53.
Nnslogan

Anonymous said...

Unfortunately my speakers aren't working. I'll be back to check it out as soon as I can grab one of the kid's headphones. I'm so glad alerts are working again!!

Martha :-)

Anonymous said...

Very inspiring.  I was just talking to my husband the other day about passion ... how it just irks me that there are people who are walking around with any sort of passion in their life.  People who don't get excited about ANYTHING.  (And I don't mean depression ... 'cause I live with it but I am STILL passionate)  Be passionate about something ... those who can't find anything to be passionate about annoy me.  LOL  I don't know, it's hard to explain.  I don't care if you are passionate about paper ... at least you are passionate.

Did this make ANY sense at all?!  LOL

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Anonymous said...

thanks, after a long day at work you still manage to instill enthusiasm in me.
Alyson