Why is clarity essential for your future?
“The quality of being coherent and intelligible.” Why is this so important?
Because in a world where there is so much noise, so much social media, everyone is super busy, having coherence and intelligibility is a breath of fresh air.
The opposite of clarity is fuzziness and ambiguity. By not having a clear way forward it is possible to either make the wrong decisions or to not make decisions at all. And leave everyone else being confused as to who you are and what you’re about.
Clarity gives you confidence in your direction of travel, your why, and it enables you to stride ahead. It also helps when you communicate with others. It brings others on board and allows them to know where they stand. This could be staff, but also your community - your customers, commissioners or funders.
It helps you to differentiate from others. If you can be clear in your communication - your what and your why, then people know why they want to engage with you and not someone else.
Clarity imbues trust. It gives clear communication of what you do, what you don’t do and your boundaries, you foster a sense of trustworthiness and reliability..
So, how do you have clarity? Sit and connect with your vision, and checking in with it regularly. This helps you to work out your roadmap and action plan for getting there. It also helps you to connect with what you don’t want to do.
Why don’t you have a try of this one-pager template. Take a couple of hours out of your day, go to a creative space and really have a play with it. As you experiment with the template, trust your intuition to guide you towards a sense of alignment and assurance. You’ll know when its right.
Why work with Kirsty?
“Kirsty provided clarity about what the barriers are and how to tackle them, esp good was the follow up and plans to plot out a programme of actions to tackle issues and take forward growth” Kate Darrah, CEO Ridge Foundation and The Ridge SCIO.
