How to Find Your Life’s Vision (Even If You Feel Lost or Ordinary)

Do you ever feel like your life is just a collection of routines, with no grand purpose guiding your days? Andy Stanley’s Visioneering insists that every person—no matter how ordinary—has a unique vision waiting to be discovered. The secret is learning to listen to your heart and recognize the sparks of passion or concern that God plants within you.



Stanley’s first step is simple but profound: pay attention to what breaks your heart or excites your spirit. These are clues to your vision. Don’t worry if you feel unqualified—vision matures through seasons of waiting, reflection, and preparation.

This blog guides you through practical exercises to clarify your vision. Write down moments that moved you deeply. Reflect on the needs around you. Pray for guidance and opportunities. Don’t be discouraged if nothing happens right away. The waiting is part of the process.

When the time is right, your vision will become a calling you can’t ignore. Prepare by planning, learning, and building relationships. And remember: your ordinary circumstances are the perfect training ground. Every great story starts with a single step.

Try This

• Journal about what breaks your heart or excites you.
• List your unique strengths and experiences.
• Pray for clarity and opportunities.
• Talk to mentors or friends for feedback.