Why Everyone Should Create a Vision Board

Let’s be real—life is hectic. Between work, family, and that eternal to-do list, it’s easy to feel like you’re just going through the motions. That’s where the magic of a vision board comes in. If you’ve been skeptical about gluing magazine clippings to a poster board like it’s middle school art class—stay with me. Vision boards are more than a fun craft project; they’re a powerful tool to manifest your goals and set your life on a purposeful path.

The Power of Visualization

You’ve heard the phrase “see it to believe it,” right? Visualization is a legitimate psychological hack. When you create a visual representation of your goals, your brain starts working overtime to connect the dots. It’s science—your Reticular Activating System (RAS) tunes in to opportunities that align with your vision, making what once seemed impossible suddenly within reach.

Think about it, want a healthier lifestyle? Seeing images of vibrant meals, active workouts, or that dream pair of jeans reminds you of what you’re working toward. Dreaming of career growth? Pictures of a sleek home office or the dream job title on a nameplate keep your focus locked.

A vision board keeps your goals front and center. It's like giving your dreams a VIP pass to your brain.

How to Create a Vision Board

Creating a vision board isn’t rocket science, but there’s an art to doing it with intention. Here’s how:

  1. Set the Mood: Light a candle, put on your favorite playlist, or grab a hot drink. Make this an experience you’ll enjoy.

  2. Reflect: What do you want? Not what everyone else wants for you—what YOU truly desire. Think big but meaningful. Break it down into areas like career, relationships, health, and personal growth. You can use my free vision board planner download to help you out.

  3. Gather Supplies: Grab a poster board or corkboard, magazines, scissors, glue, pins, markers, and even some digital printouts if you're feeling fancy.

  4. Find Your Vision: Search for images, quotes, and words that resonate with your goals. No magazines? Pinterest and Canva are your new BFFs.

  5. Assemble with Intention: Don’t just slap things on the board. Curate it. Let it reflect the life you’re building.

  6. Place It Where You’ll See It Daily: A vision board tucked in your closet doesn’t do much good. Display it somewhere it’ll remind you of what you’re working toward—whether that’s in your office, bedroom, or planner setup.

Why It’s Perfect for the New Year

There’s no better time to map out your goals than when you’re cracking open a fresh planner for the new year. This is why I’m so excited to bring back my New Year New Planner event on November 29th at 5 pm PST! It’s not just about setting up your planner—it’s about creating a vision for your entire year.

Here’s the plan:
📒 Vision Board Guidance: I’ll walk you through creating a vision board, whether physical or digital, and show you how to tie it into your planner for ongoing inspiration.
🎉 Giveaways: I’ve got 8 medium planners and 2 digital bundles up for grabs!
📌 Digital Add-Ons: Exclusive worksheets to help you craft your vision board and align your goals.

Vision Boards and Planning: A Dynamic Duo

Planners and vision boards go hand in hand. A vision board sets the why, and your planner keeps you on track with the how. Pairing these tools together is like supercharging your manifestation game.

Imagine flipping to your monthly spread and seeing a mini version of your vision board there—a quick reminder of why you’re grinding through those weekly goals. It’s the visual boost that keeps you motivated, even when life gets messy.

So, are you ready to manifest your best year yet? Don’t wait for January to start dreaming big. Join my New Year New Planner party, grab your glue stick (or Canva account), and let’s make it happen.

Your future self will thank you.


What’s your top goal for the new year? Share it in the comments, and let’s chat about how to make it real!

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