When we are teenagers and young adults we generally put time and energy into engaging the question: 'What will my future look like?' By the time we move into the next season of life, we often abandon the question and stop anticipating a tomorrow that is different from today. We can get bogged down in the load of responsibility that comes with full-on adulthood. We may find ourselves tied up in the burdens of demanding professional lives, children, financial obligations, aging parents and the many other commitments that seem to extract energy from us. Though some experience these years as a time of deep contentment, many begin to feel stuck. The lack of engagement in the process of hopeful anticipation can leave us exhausted, disappointed, defeated and alienated from our true, authentic selves. If you know this experience, you know that it is time to re-claim a vision for your life.