Click here to learn how to make a vision board. Be intentional. Choosing the right words and pictures will make your board more meaningful. It's easy to grab a bunch of magazines to make your vision board. I challenge you to do the opposite and be intentional with your magazine choice.
Click To Tweet. I usually try to provide magazines that fit a certain Vision Board Profile. Not only must the magazine inspire, but there should be words that would cause someone to take action. Big, Bold Print. You can easily tear them out and apply them to your Vision Board. Poster board is hard to beat for scale and affordability. The advantage to choosing this format is that your vision board will be large enough that you will notice it.
The expansive canvas also gives you more room on which to express yourself. You can let your inner creative run wild. Markers work great on posterboard, and both can be picked up in any drug store making this method accessible for most everyone. And if you have school age children, you may already have these supplies in your house.
Since journals are for thinking on paper, what better place to capture a visual collection of where you are going? Journals support a variety of media. Whether you use pen and colored pencils like the example above or try watercolor or mixed media, a journal is a small-scale format that can be a great place to start.
Besides, communicating your dreams and goals to yourself in visual format has power. It makes sense to put it in the book you keep your life in!
If you enjoy the look of a chalkboard, Chalk ink markers allow for precision as you write words and embellish. Using a chalkboard as a vision board is easy because you can make a mistake and quickly redo. Another benefit to the Chalk Ink Vision Board is that you can erase it each year and begin again.
You can purchase a chalkboard, or simply purchase a frame and cover the backboard with chalkboard vinyl contact pape r. Having a framed vision board gives it more substance and may make it fit with your decor. In fact, they can be limited to a few sentences.
Core statements about who you most want to become. You can write the words out in whatever format you like, or create something changeable, like this dollar store silver tray with magnetic poetry attached. No matter how you choose to display the words in your environment, the important part is that you see them daily.
You can even use a single photograph. Want to change your profession from whatever you are doing now to something that is a better fit? Find a photo of someone working at your dream job and post it to your mirror. Is there someone you really admire and want to be more like? Find an image of them and put it in the place you will see it every day as a reminder of the changes you are making. You can craft e-mails that congratulate yourself on achieving your dreams and delay by a year, or send on a specific date.
Creating a vision board on Pinterest is easy and fun the only downside is not having something to view every day. There are apps and sites such as Canva and Procreate that allow you to create a digital vision board and download your board. I used mine as my screensaver on my tablet. Again, one of the ways a vision board works is by seeing it daily and knowing you have to work towards your goals.
Having my board as my background allows me to view it every day. Again not all vision boards have to be physical boards. Making a vision board part of your room decorations is great because it not only looks cute but it helps you achieve your goals.
I love to see my room be an extension of who I am and having a place where I feel inspired is a part of them. I use to clip up my polaroid pictures on strings and clothespins but printing off some goal related pictures and hanging those up is even better.
Bullet journals are a great way to track your growth and give yourself a creative outlet. Creating a vision board in your bullet journal can be very different from the ones mentioned above. Bullet journals are great in that they allow you to tailor your journal to your needs, and putting your vision board there offers the same benefits. Draw your vision board, take up a page, two pages, three pages as many as you want.
Cut out pictures and add them to your journal while doodling on top of them. Get creative and have fun with it. Flipping through your bullet journal allows you to see your vision board daily. You can even add pages next to your vision board to write out your progress towards your goals.
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