You might be frustrated by how things are going now.  

Perhaps you had an industry, job, or creative work that's now dried up. 
Perhaps it's hard to see what's ahead.  
Perhaps it doesn't feel worth it.

Also, perhaps, you still have a vision.  

There's a hope you see on the horizon.  
There's a possibility of something more.
There's the chance for you to do something great for people who care.

That hope is vision.  

Your vision is the "future possible."

It's what you could be doing right now if you just took a step.
It's the promise of something better.
It's a clear picture of the people you seek to serve.

But, don't get stuck in the euphoria of your eutopia.

The world you're trying to create isn't real yet.

Because for it to be real, you must also identify what doesn't belong.