How to Use Vision Boards to Create Success
One of the ways you can increase your positivity and grow your success mindset is to create and use a vision board. A vision board is pictorial of the success you want to achieve will look like and make you feel. The main point is that you want the vision board to be easily visible and usable after it’s created.
Know What You Want
The first course of action for you is to know what type of goals you are working on for your vision board. Some people do like making an “overall” vision board that depicts their entire life, but it is more helpful to also create one for each individual goal that you have so that you can focus on one thing at a time.
Set Your Goals and Objectives
When you know which life area you’ll focus on, write down your goals and objectives. Remember the lessons about making SMART (ER) goals so that the goals you make also have tasks and actions associated with them.
Choose Your Tools
Now that you know what you are creating, choose the tools you will use. Plan how you will look at the vision board daily. It’s not going to do any good if you can’t see it when you need motivation.
Gather Your Materials
Now that you know what your vision board will be about, you need to find all the materials you need. Get them together in one spot, so you don’t have to stop to find any item.
Choose Images / Words That Support Your Goals
As you choose the pictures and words that depict and support your goals, store them in one spot, such as Dropbox or a folder. Write down or copy words that help support your goals, too, because you’ll want to connect the images with affirmations too.
Design the Vision Board
Now that you have all the information and materials, start preparing your vision board. Focus on the feeling of meeting and succeeding. Feel it as you create it, and it’ll be an excellent depiction of that success for you to use.
Look at The Vision Board Every Day
Set a schedule to gaze at your vision board every morning before starting your day and even night as you consider your actions and set up your day for tomorrow. The only way your vision board will help you is if it’s tied to the actions you take each day.
Finally, allow yourself to experience emotions about how you’re going to feel when you succeed by meeting that goal.
