A dance designed for two.
Darren K. Willoughby
Cultivating a community of next gen visionaries and HNWI's
You're a vessel, not a source. Humble yourself before that fact and get the hell out of the way.
I've begun to wonder whether I have slightly misled you with statements such as these.
Perhaps, I've disempowered you or taken pieces of your agency in some way.
In truth, this probably matters little. Most visionaries I know have never met a backseat--their bias for action being stronger than anything.
Nevertheless, I believe I may have over indexed on the passivity of the relationship between vessel and source.
The active components are equally important and deserving of mention.
It's your job is to get out of the way but it's also your foot that's on the gas.
You see, the process of a vision coming to pass is a dance designed for two.
Like the waltz or the tango. The source leads, the vessel follows but both parties must be actively engaged to execute.
Here's the message.
Learn the rhythm and flow of this dance.
Take pride in being led, in being chosen by the most lovely partner.
Talk soon,
Darren K.
Love this! A vision isn’t about control; it’s about collaboration. Leaders are the vessel, holding space and guiding, but the team is the source, bringing the energy and creativity to make it real.