Where there is no vision, the business perish

[Starmix]

It has been proven by experts that when you don't have a vision for your business, it will perish. Vision in business is like a blueprint for architects and engineers. The business vision guides you. You will know if achieved something like good sales, good profit, customer satisfaction, and positive feedback from your customers. If your business vision is to see the people in your community and nearby clients fully satisfied with your services, then you can gradually say you are doing the best for the people in your community, nearby clients, and yourself, The flow of your sales, customer retention and employee morale getting higher then your business vision will never let your business perish but forever flourish.

It all starts with a vision that gets nourished with the right mindset. It then begins to grow and take shape, but we must continue to feed it the right ingredients.

 

[Augusta]

That's the truth if you have no vision that would keep you dedicated to run your business. You would definitely kill it before you know

 

[Starmix]

That is true, no vision, no business to last for years, It will gradually die and sink to its final tarmac. Even in my small milk tea business, I have a vision.

 

[eLdavis]

You are right, having a vision for your business does play an important role. This is what pushes you to keep trying and doing your very best.

 

[Starmix]

Our business vision indeed gives us a push to continue making things happen realistically no matter how hard it will take. You can still harvest what is beneficial for the growth of your business and the good profit it produces.

 

[King Belieal]

Businesses can still exist without a defined mission. Such businesses only exist to feed the owner and not growth.

 

[Starmix]

The vision the business owner plotted for his business is the springboard for a business to succeed. What you declared in your vision must be absorbed to the plans you created viz a viz with your positive mindset.

 

[Kross]

It is the vision of the business that you sell to the staff and the customers more than your personality as a business owner.