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Monthly Buzz #23
January, 2004

A Checklist for Writing Your Vision Statement

Writing your vision statement is just as important as conceiving a vision. A written statement acts as a an ever present reminder of where your business should be heading. Here are 8 criteria for success when writing your vision statement: 

  • Conveys what the business will look like

  • Appeals to the long-term interests of the business owner/s, team and customers 

  • Is realistic and attainable 

  • Qualifies and quantifies key elements so they are measurable 

  • Can be used as a guide when making critical business decisions 

  • Is not so rigid that it stifles innovation or initiative, but has a strong set of guiding principles 

  • Is easily communicated to and understood by everyone in your organization 

  • Makes strategic sense and does not cause dysfunction 

For assistance with your visioning process, please feel free to contact us. 

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