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I wear glasses to see as my vision without them is blurred; a flaw of genetics I suppose. I make it look cute though, or so I'm told, but I think that may have something to do with the end-goal of the person complimenting me - I don't fall for it. I don't need perfect eyesight to have good life-vision though and it's **that vision which has helped me navigate my life a little better, with the view to shaping it as I desire.**

I'd not say I have big vision, however the scope of my vision is all-encompassing. I think about my future and **try to see it the way I wish it to be** and because it's a life thing the vision reaches into every corner of my life. I think it helps me compose a better masterpiece, certainly so when compared to having no vision at all. 

Vision itself isn't quite enough however and I learned, through trial and error, mistakes, failures and great personal heartache, that **steps must be taken for forward motion to occur.** I had to do something, many things, and that meant breaking my vision down into smaller and more manageable pieces; the steps.

**I realised, to create my masterpiece, I needed to do many small things consistently** and rather than looking for grandiose actions and results I chose to find and perform smaller ones, each day, hour and minute. They began to compound and I found my vision became clearer, more real, and I moved in the directions I wished little by little.

I don't think there's a strict rule on this process as we are all different people with varied needs, wants and desires, however I seek to maintain my vision, to nurture and care for it, and the routine of performing those small things that help me move closer to it. I **sometimes move backwards, I'll not lie**, however when I do I find a little more clarity through understanding take some more small steps and move in the right direction once more. It works for me.

My masterpiece may not be visible to others, **it may not make sense to them, although to me it makes perfect sense** - it's my life after all. I'm not sure when it will be finished and what it might look like at that point but I'm content knowing I work on it and create a little more each day.

Becca 💗