Hey there everyone! I'm feeling a talk on Vision Board's this afternoon. For those of you who may not know what a "Vision Board" is, to the right is a photo of one (mine) to start, and the purpose of one is this, "A vision board is a tool to help you create a matching vibration to what it is you want to have/be or do in your life and in your world... It is really important when creating a vision board that you not only create it, but use it," (from What Is A Vision Board?). My first board was not too terribly great, in my opinion. It was mostly centered around work, but that was about it. The board that you see to the right is infinitely better than my first. It took me at least 3 days to finish it, working about 3-6 hrs per day. But that was completely alright with me. I made it perfect, in my eyes. And that is how it should be with yours. You want to make your Vision Board very personal for you. As well, and probably more importantly, is that you want to get very VERY specific with it. On mine I put the most opportune times for me to wake up, and go to sleep everyday, that would give me a foundation to be the most productive that I could. And I made sure that the times that I used were on an alarm clock (the 10:00 time in red being the same alarm clock that I have!), so that I would very deeply, and easily, associate it with my actual experience being in bed. I searched online for a very fit male set of abs. But not any abs. The picture I chose (very bottom right of board), I chose for a very specific reason. I want and need to work out more, and I am the type of person that when I work out and exercise, I build and tone muscle very quickly and easily. At the same time though, I do not want to be totally toned, and look chiseled. I just want to have a medium-toned set of abs. So I searched and sifted the internet until I found exactly what I saw in my mind. And that is what I used. As well, I want to buy a new car in 2010. But not just a new car, I want a very specific car, with very specific details and characteristics. So you know what I did? I went online to research, and compare, and decide what car would fit my wants best (as well as financially) and that car turned out to be a 2010 Acura TL Super-Handling AWD 6Spd Manual, in a Cream White. So I went online to find a photo of one, which I found, just not in the exact color I desired. Which is okay. But the most important thing I did was I went to the Acura website, and I DESIGNED, and built, my own 2010 Acura TL. From top to bottom. It included all the extras and special options that I wanted. I built it just as if I was buying it the next day, and I had the cash in hand to put down. Then I looked it over one last time online, and I printed out the car Summary. It's almost a receipt of the exact specifications and options that I included in it. I then attached that printed summary, with a picture of it (white this time) to the bottom of my Vision Board. That way I had an exact print, or model, of my 2010 'dream car', if you will, attached to my board to see every morning. My board is right above my dresser across from my bed. So it is one of the first things I look at every morning. Placement is definitely another important aspect as well. Make sure it is somewhere that you will see it often, and optimally first thing when you awake and last thing before you fall asleep. I have to say too, my Vision Board has definitely helped me strengthen my goals, and hold my long-term vision in place every morning when I see it, and I take a few minutes to sit and meditate on it, and pray first thing, and really observe every little piece on it and to make the entire thing FIRM in my mind, to be able to hold my day's goals concretely in my head throughout the day. That way, step by step, I know that I am doing every little thing right to slowly approach and walk towards each of those Visions, and each of those Goals outlined on my board.
I hope that you may find inspiration and motivation in Vision Board's, and please, if you have ANY questions, or comments or feedback, or need help, let me know! Merry boarding, and please check out the Amazon links, as well as my other links, for more information and inspiration.
Check back often for more updates, and Namaste ;-D
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