The Noise Was Getting Louder

She walked in late, eyes a little red. I could feel the weight before she said a word. Work was overwhelming, her kids were in different seasons of struggle, and every day felt like she was reacting instead of living. She kept saying “I don’t even know where to start.”

That kind of chaos can’t be organized with a planner or a checklist. It’s the soul kind. The kind that makes you question your direction, your identity and whether you’re still walking in alignment with the life God intended for you.

We Didn’t Start With Goals

At Vision Partying, we never begin with vision board cutouts or goals. We begin with grounding. With prayer. With stillness. So I had her close her eyes. Breathe. Just be. No problem-solving. No pressure to fix.

And then I asked her one question: “What has God been whispering lately that you’ve been too busy to hear?”

Her eyes welled up. That question cracked something open. And that’s when the work really began.

The Unraveling Is Part of the Process

As we started the workshop, she began pulling images. But none were about achievements. None were about careers or dream vacations. They were about safety. Rest. Reconnection.

It was as if her spirit had been screaming for peace, and she finally let it speak. She wasn’t looking to conquer anything. She was craving clarity.

And what surprised her most was how obvious it all became. The noise wasn’t her. It was just louder than the truth she’d been carrying all along.

One Board, No Explanations

By the end of the night, she had built a vision board that looked nothing like she expected. And everything like what she needed.

She didn’t feel the need to explain it to anyone. It wasn’t made for validation.
It was made for remembrance. For direction. For God’s voice to be made visible.

She hugged me on her way out and whispered, “This felt like permission to come home to myself.”

Clarity Doesn’t Have to Take Months

We think finding clarity takes years of therapy or moving to the mountains. But sometimes, it takes one night.

One sacred space. One still moment. One intentional pause. Vision work, when done from the inside out, has a way of bringing things into focus faster than you expect.

Because God is not the author of confusion. He’s been clear all along. You just need space to hear Him.

If You’re in That Place Too

Maybe you’re in a season where your life looks fine on paper, but your spirit is tired. Maybe you’ve been chasing the wrong kind of clarity, the kind that’s productive but not peaceful.

If so, I invite you to come sit. To breathe. To let go of the pressure to have it all figured out. One night might not change your whole life, but it might reconnect you with the path God is trying to lead you back to. That’s where the real vision begins.