What Are Vision Boards? Many people think Vision Boards are bogus. Well, the joke is on them! Vision Boards do work there is a straightforward explanation of why they work! Keep reading for more facts and how to make your board.
Questions and Answers: What to Put On Vision Boards
What should I put on my Vision Board? Anything that inspires or motivates you. The purpose of a vision board is to bring everything. Start by thinking of things in these areas. ( Relationships, Family, Career, Finances, Home, Travel, Health and Fitness, Travel, Personal Growth, Social Life, Education and maybe even Spirituality.) You don’t have to do all of them and they don’t have to be done the same way, just take a mental inventory of what you want each of those areas to look like.
Write them down! Handwriting your goals instead of typing them. There is something energetic about writing goals down. Then think about what you want on your vision board.
Remember what you focus on expands. You will be amazed at how things start happening once you set the intention for what you want and how you want to feel !!!
The One Major Rule of Vision Boards
There is only one major rule for vision boards that work. That rule is there are no rules! You are not going to mess one up!! You can create your vision board on your terms.
So what is the big secret to creating vision boards that work? Your vision board should focus on how you want to feel, not just on things that you want.
Adding affirmations and positive quotes as they put off good vibes. I always have a word of the year in the center of my board. My word for 2024 will be PROGRESS. Seeing this in the center helps keep me on track.
I want to continue vacations with family and friends so there might be pictures or something to remind me of the places I might want to go this year. There might be pictures of money I’d like to make or books I want to read this year.
MATERIALS USED TO MAKE A VISION BOARD
You can use an artboard, construction board, wood, printer paper, or a bulletin board. it doesn’t matter what you use to make your board. Tanya Ricord told us this year she plans to make hers on an 8×10 sheet and laminate it because of travel. She will use it as her bookmark. Since I have no wall for a large board this year I am going to try this method. I like the idea and would not have thought of it.
Tanya’s Training On Vision Boards
Tanya is an expert at goal planning and how to make your vision boards. Here is a video of a recent training she did for us.
I hope this gives you some insight into making your vision board.
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