Many people go through their daily lives feeling overwhelmed. There are so many things to do and there never seems to be enough time or energy to do them all. Is this how you feel about your business, career, or life?

It’s Spring. It’s warming. In the last few weeks, the temperature at jump altitude has moderated. The blast of air as we roll up the door on the skydiving plane at 15,000 feet is no longer frigid. Two days ago, it was even a relatively moderate 42 degrees (F).

What is your vision for your business? Where do you see it being, in one, five, ten years?

This issue is not a new one, but there is still a great deal of confusion out there about what makes a Web site accessible and why it matters. If you don’t think this topic is important, consider this:

What do you do on a daily basis to you bring your dream, vision or theme* to life? One way is to spend time visualizing it. This gives you the opportunity to keep your dream, vision or theme alive; it allows you to be in the moment with it and the next step to unfold naturally.

What is your vision? How is this vision communicated to inspire you and your organisation? You don’t have a clear and powerful vision? Join the club. When I’m working with individuals, I’ve noticed that generally they fall into two distinct categories regarding having a strong vision. Either they’ve never really had the opportunity to understand the concept of having or defining their vision. Or they have a vision statement because they think they ‘should’. Remember, ‘shoulds’ represent other people’s expectations and therefore not things to which you a personally committed.