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Today the question is coming from dawn, and she's ha coming from dawn and she's hailing from Tucson and she asked this

question.

The world teaches us that we need to have a goal and a plan.

She put both of those in quotes.

They we need to ruthlessly focus on that plan until we achieve our goal.

The word achieve is in quotes. Meanwhile, at this stage of my evolution, instead of having a plan

already laid out and following that, I feel that the spirit guides me moment by moment

and that things seem to unfold for me on a need to know basis.

What is the difference?

Doing having a vision versus a goal and trusting that vision to unfold perfectly versus me following a plan.

This is a great question, Don. I often teach that there are three kinds of people. Now, making it simple, of course there are more than three

kinds of people. There's task-oriented people. There's goal-oriented people and there's purpose vision-oriented people.

In other words, there are people that have tasks, but they don't have a goal or a purpose or a vision.

There are people who have goals, but they don't necessarily have a higher purpose or a vision.

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