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Believing is surprisingly difficult.

To believe in something completely or to thoroughly pursue one thing, the more time passes, the more you think, "What if I'm wrong?" or "What I've been thinking might have been wrong."

That is human weakness, and also the reason why one cannot ultimately reach success.

Creating a vision means thoroughly believing in the future you envision and pushing forward for its realization.

To create a vision, you first need to find something you can completely believe in yourself.

So, how can you find something you can completely believe in?

No matter how much you search, a convenient vision won't just appear, or if you think that something you can completely believe in can't be easily obtained, please set that thought aside for now.

Mainly, if the following two factors apply, anyone can have a vision.

Simply being emotionally moved and feeling that you want to achieve something.

First, regarding having a vision, I will talk about the more difficult aspect.

When faced with a problem or sorrow existing in the world, and your emotions are stirred, thinking "I want to do something about it," "I want to solve it," or "I want to make it happen," a vision is born.

The moment your heart is moved is not something you can easily encounter even if you seek it out.

However, humans exhibit maximum drive for action when directly appealed to their hearts and emotions.

Even if you understand it intellectually, it means nothing without the drive to act.

No matter how brilliant a mind you possess, if you cannot take a step forward and turn ideals into reality, it is completely meaningless.

However, people whose emotions are stirred, in whatever form, exhibit explosive drive for action.

That explosive power and drive for action lead people to success and realize their ideals.

So, how can one encounter events and problems that deeply resonate with the heart?

This is a difficult question, and not something easily obtained even if sought, but in reality, it also comes down to the drive for action.

By simply acting, moving, expanding your scope of activity, meeting many events and people, and increasing your experiences, you may encounter moments that move your heart at the right time.

If you don't act and continue to operate within the same daily routine and among the same people, it is natural that the probability of encountering opportunities that stir your emotions will decrease.

In any case, actively move, act, encounter many experiences, and keep moving until that moment arrives.

That will be the only way to find a vision that deeply resonates with your emotions.

Logically solving problems and finding the conviction "within yourself" that "this can be achieved."

In short, a vision is to push forward with conviction that what you want to achieve can be realized.

If you do it, you can do it; if you can be convinced that you will definitely achieve it by continuing, then all that's left is to do it.

Since the goal is visible, you can also see the fact that the more you move, the closer you get.

For example, when you decide "I want to realize such an ideal" and logically consider "how can it be realized," if even one answer is found, all that's left is to thoroughly do it.

Since ideals can be realized by doing it, it's easy to take action.

In this way, when you have an idea, systematically and logically, that you can achieve your ideal by doing this.

People can then start moving with that as their vision.

Is there anything you yourself want to achieve?

Among them, there will be people who only have self-centered ideas, such as wanting to be happy themselves or wanting to accumulate wealth.

Or rather, I think that's the majority of people in the world.

That's why "those who are not like that" can win.

"Those who are not like that" means people who want to do this for others, or make them happy, or solve their problems, people who can act for someone other than themselves.

In the end, in today's society, to achieve self-realization, you must provide value to someone other than yourself.

That is work, business, enterprise, and the essential nature of system building.

That is why, if you cannot find some motivation for 'what you can give to others' rather than 'yourself,' you will ultimately be unable to achieve self-realization.

Instead of yourself, think about 'what value you can provide to someone' or 'what problems you can solve.'

Then, after balancing profit and the value you can provide, if you logically understand that it is 'achievable,' it becomes a vision like 'Let's provide this kind of value' or 'Let's realize this kind of society.'

Since the goal is visible, all that's left is to push forward.

With this method, it might be difficult to continue because it hasn't deeply resonated with your heart or emotions.

Your drive to act might not be as explosive as when your emotions are deeply stirred.

However, as you gradually commercialize it and receive reactions from others, or actual responses from users and customers, a sudden change in your mindset will begin to appear.

The realization of what you envisioned actually has as much impact as something that deeply moves your emotions or appeals to your heart.

When you receive a reaction from someone and feel that you are realizing your ideals, you will find yourself deeply engrossed without even realizing it.

Until then, please try to hold on a little longer and do your best.

Summary

It seems many people are worried that a vision isn't something everyone can have.

No, I think if you just wander around haphazardly without even thinking about how to find a vision, you won't find anything.

I believe that finding a vision also involves how you confront yourself and others, those two aspects.

At the root of the two methods I came up with and wrote about this time, there is self-questioning such as 'What do I truly enjoy confronting?' and 'What can I provide or achieve when someone is looking for something?'

Some people may not find their vision immediately.

However, the very act of endlessly repeating self-questioning and struggle regarding the value you can provide to yourself and others is an extremely important process for finding a vision.

It's a common story that after worrying, struggling, and still striving, you find something you 'want to achieve.'

The only time you can't find a vision is when you've stopped even worrying, struggling, or taking action.

If you currently have no vision or can't find anything you want to do but want to find it, you will eventually find it someday.

Once you start struggling, it's only a matter of time.

Continue to struggle and strive. It's okay to worry a lot. Beyond that, the time when you will surely find it will come before long.

To bring you closer to encountering your vision, the two perspectives introduced this time should also be helpful.

If you find an exciting vision, please do tell me about it then!