Why visualisation?

The most powerful entities in the world are stories.

Visualisation has helped people grow and accelerate ever since cave dwelling forefathers used it to share hunting rituals and remember loved ones. It helped the biggest leaders in history galvanize their visions of the future. Stories and the way we share them are now in a place where they create much needed support in our ability to navigate our shared movements from local action to global impact.

 However, making what you do visible for others to see is has been downplayed in favour of the more logical skills that served a purpose of progress. Visualisation was put on a artistic pedestal, making its manifesting secrets available only to the ones who are called by it or to those who know about its powers.

Now, in a time where the information that surrounds us makes it almost impossible to make coordinated choices together, we need visualisation more than ever. 

Èvery person in the world has the right, maybe even the obligation, to educate themselves in a balanced way. Preparing us to be clear about what we want from life, how we think to realise our goals and constantly reminding ourselves WHY we move down our chosen paths. Attention for the visual spectrum of all of these different responsibilities makes it possible to share complicated trains of thought, intelligent programs or long term company goals and work on a brighter future together in an open and visible way.