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Courage, Belief and Vision, and the Greatest is Vision!

As we stand at the threshold of a brand-new year, it is a perfect time to reflect on our AHVAP past and set our sights on our AHVAP future using courage and vision. The canvas of the upcoming year is blank, awaiting the strokes of our vision and dreams. To navigate this uncharted territory with resilience and purpose, let us embrace the twin virtues of vision and courage.

Vision: A new year offers a fresh perspective, a chance to visualize the possibilities that lie ahead. Just as an artist envisions a masterpiece before laying brush to canvas, cultivating an unclouded vision for the year is crucial. This vision serves as our guiding light, illuminating the path to our goals and aspirations and the continued success of our Value Analysis profession.

Courage: Embarking on a new journey requires courage – the courage to step out of our comfort zones, face uncertainties, and overcome challenges. It is easy to allow the unknown to intimidate us, but it is precisely in those moments that courage becomes our steadfast companion.

The Collaboration of Vision and Courage: The constructive collaboration between vision and courage is powerful. Our vision provides the destination, and courage propels you forward, ensuring you navigate the twists and turns of our journey. As AHVAP members and Value Analysis professionals, let us use our vision as a source of inspiration and our courage as a source of resilience. The journey toward our vision is as important as the destination, and courage is our constant companion on this transformative expedition.

As we usher in the new year, let us commit to cultivating a vision that inspires us and summoning the courage to bring that vision to life. Together, these virtues will propel AHVAP toward a year filled with growth, resilience, and accomplishments. Here’s to a year of purpose, progress, and the unwavering belief that anything is possible with vision and courage at our side.

Sincerely,

Karen Niven, MS, BSN, RN, FACHDM, CVAHP™, FNAP, FAHVAP
President, Board of Directors
AHVAP

 

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