Vision seems like such an easy concept. The idea of picturing stuff in your mind and then working to make it happen. In reality it is more specific. Vision is not just a picture. Vision is pictorial definition of your goal. Vision is what you goal will look like once complete. In vision’s simplest way to define, an example is having a new car. My goal is to buy a new car. I can see myself driving a new car. I can see myself enjoying that new car smell. Easy, but my vision is not specific enough. Do I want a car, truck, or SUV? What color do I want my car to be? What will the inside look like? Once I start to put those pieces into place, I have my vision for my car. This how we define vision. The same vision example is true about planning a vacation, going back to school, getting a new job, or making any other change. Defining a vision is picturing a goal. In the land of workforce development or any of the social services, this is ...