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Make Your Own Vision Board
Be Creative. Make your own vision board and pave the way for your future!
"I realize that what has stopped me from fulfilling my biggest dreams is that I have mastered the 'art of doing' but not the "art of being."
artist Shana Dressler
When you make your board you'll create a powerful tool with profound results for achieving the future you dream of.
Get Started to Make Your Own Vision Board
The Supplies You'll Need
1. The size can be poster size, 18"x24" or a more compact 8"x10" that will fit into a standard photo frame. A sturdy board is more durable than a sheet of paper and easier to stick images to with tape or glue.
You could also use a cork board with stick pins, add and remove images or change the illustrations locations. You are creating your future life and also a work of art.
2. These images and words will form the content of your board. To make your own vision board, also find images by checking with your local library, doctors and dentists' offices for outdated magazines. You can cut words from newspapers.
If your vision board is for your own use, you can photocopy images. If it's for business purposes you could be violating a copyright the photographer or creator owns.
Choose images that match your special vision. For help, check out Setting a Goal, Tips on Setting Goals, and Values of Life.
In this way, you'll avoid a cluttered vision board.
3. Other Supply Ideas
Take your own photos, raid your photo albums or print photos saved on your computer. Use travel guides, clip art, online images or draw and paint your own images.
Make Your Own Vision Boards Design
Place your images so that they will excite and inspire you.
Your board's content will help you see your life more clearly.
How to Cluster your Vision Board's Images and Words
1. Place all your illustrations, photos, other images, quotations and words on a table.
2. With your Setting a Goal in mind, organize your board's material in goal clusters. For example, if your goals are a new career, more travel and raising a family, place all your images in these areas together.
3. Look at your board and decide which of these goals is the most important. Now choose the most important image or word (s)place your images on the board in the spot that feels most important to you. Continue to place images in this way.
4. If your board looks cluttered, weed out images with less impact. If your board looks too empty, scout around for more material. Your board is a work in progress.
5. When you are sure that the board feels right, that it resonates and excites you, glue or tape the images in place.
6. Put your work of art where you can see it every day. Make your vision board your life reality!
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