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2025-09-07 - Vision isn't a Poster, it's a Practice
I'll never forget the day I visited an organisation that proudly displayed their "Vision Statement" in a gold frame at the front entrance. It was poetic, inspiring, and completely disconnected from reality.
When I asked staff what the vision meant to them, most shrugged. A few hadn't even read it. One person admitted it had been written years before by a consultant no one really remembered.
The truth is this: a vision framed on the wall is meaningless unless it's alive in the daily practices of your people.
When I began leading my own school, I was determined not to fall into the same trap. We replaced glossy statements with three simple questions:
The answers weren't perfect, but they were owned. Teachers brought them into classrooms. Staff reflected on them in meetings. Parents began noticing the difference. Vision was no longer a sentence on paper - it was a practice that lived in the building, in the conversations, in the culture.
That's what I want to bring you in the Visionary Leadership Masterclass on October 21-23.
Together, we'll explore how to:
This isn't theory. It's practical, lived, and it works.
Reserve your free seat here: spiritualleadershipblueprint.com/masterclass
I would love for you to experience the shift when vision moves from the wall into the hearts and habits of your people.
When I asked staff what the vision meant to them, most shrugged. A few hadn't even read it. One person admitted it had been written years before by a consultant no one really remembered.
The truth is this: a vision framed on the wall is meaningless unless it's alive in the daily practices of your people.
When I began leading my own school, I was determined not to fall into the same trap. We replaced glossy statements with three simple questions:
- Where are we really going and why?
- What will be different if we succeed?
The answers weren't perfect, but they were owned. Teachers brought them into classrooms. Staff reflected on them in meetings. Parents began noticing the difference. Vision was no longer a sentence on paper - it was a practice that lived in the building, in the conversations, in the culture.
That's what I want to bring you in the Visionary Leadership Masterclass on October 21-23.
Together, we'll explore how to:
- Turn vision from abstract words into a living daily rhythm.
- Align your people so everyone feels ownership, not obligation.
- Create practices that outlast you and ripple into the future.
This isn't theory. It's practical, lived, and it works.
Reserve your free seat here: spiritualleadershipblueprint.com/masterclass
I would love for you to experience the shift when vision moves from the wall into the hearts and habits of your people.
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"Gina is truly remarkable - quite simply she saved my life and I do not exaggerate that in any way. I knew Gina, although we had never met personally and as yet still haven't, through my work running a 'virtual' office from home. Without going into detail at the beginning of 2010 a number of changes occurred the effects of which were to rip my life as I'd known it to shreds. I neither chose nor wanted any of these sudden changes.
When Gina rang me one morning it was a morning that saw me pacing my office like a caged animal in utter despair. What precisely prompted me to pick up the phone when it rang I don't know because I was distraught, hardly able to speak let alone answer the phone professionally, however, pick up the phone I did and that was the best phone call I have ever taken.
Gina stayed on the phone with me for I believe two hours. She gave me the tools to deal with the immediate distress I was in and thereafter we embarked on weekly, then fortnightly sessions to move me from the place of despair I'd found myself in to where I am now which is a very different place.
It's not been easy, choosing to learn from what has happened can be uncomfortable, painful and sad, but with Gina's help and support it's possible. We all know that bad things happen to everybody all the time, in my particular case it was the sheer number of things that happened so quickly that brought to my knees, literally. I knew I needed help and that help, in the form of Gina, found me just at the right moment.
I am so strong now and I have learnt so much about myself - some nice, and some not so nice. But the journey has been and still is fascinating.
Gina is so kind, never judgemental; she holds a safe space where you can be open and honest. Gina pushes when pushing is needed, supports when support is needed but she gets you there and you never feel like you're battling along on your own. You will make changes, you will be better, (Gina would pick me up on the word 'better' because that indicates that you were somehow bad before) your life will be different. Be prepared for some soul searching but also be prepared to find greatness because we all have greatness within us - sometimes we just forget.
I could talk about Gina forever but suffice it to say she will remain a very special person in my life. Without her - well I don't want to think about that!"
When Gina rang me one morning it was a morning that saw me pacing my office like a caged animal in utter despair. What precisely prompted me to pick up the phone when it rang I don't know because I was distraught, hardly able to speak let alone answer the phone professionally, however, pick up the phone I did and that was the best phone call I have ever taken.
Gina stayed on the phone with me for I believe two hours. She gave me the tools to deal with the immediate distress I was in and thereafter we embarked on weekly, then fortnightly sessions to move me from the place of despair I'd found myself in to where I am now which is a very different place.
It's not been easy, choosing to learn from what has happened can be uncomfortable, painful and sad, but with Gina's help and support it's possible. We all know that bad things happen to everybody all the time, in my particular case it was the sheer number of things that happened so quickly that brought to my knees, literally. I knew I needed help and that help, in the form of Gina, found me just at the right moment.
I am so strong now and I have learnt so much about myself - some nice, and some not so nice. But the journey has been and still is fascinating.
Gina is so kind, never judgemental; she holds a safe space where you can be open and honest. Gina pushes when pushing is needed, supports when support is needed but she gets you there and you never feel like you're battling along on your own. You will make changes, you will be better, (Gina would pick me up on the word 'better' because that indicates that you were somehow bad before) your life will be different. Be prepared for some soul searching but also be prepared to find greatness because we all have greatness within us - sometimes we just forget.
I could talk about Gina forever but suffice it to say she will remain a very special person in my life. Without her - well I don't want to think about that!"
Nina