Introduction To Vision Boards Template

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INTRODUCTION TO VISION BOARDS Visualizing what you really want in life can be one of the most powerful ways to manifest your dreams. A vision board can be a simple and yet truly powerful tool in visualization. Vision boards are also known as goal maps, goal boards and treasure maps, and the concepts behind them have been used for generations. Still, they're gathering renewed interest as people realize how powerful they can be in bringing dreams to life. Use these basic guidelines to create this tool for yourself: A vision board begins with a foundation. This may be a poster board, foam board, tri-fold board, or cork board. Use what works best for you. Choose a foundation that speaks to you, one that you feel you can easily and effectively build upon. A vision board includes imagery. You can clip pictures out of books, magazines, or the newspaper. If you prefer, you can draw the images yourself. What matters here is that images are present because your vision board needs to be visual in nature. Seeing pictures of your priorities, dreams, and goals will help you focus on them. Allow yourself to experiment with different mediums while creating the images for your vision board. Find photographs, sketches, clip art and other images; then draw any subjects for which you couldn't find an appropriate piece of art. A vision board includes writing. Writing isn't mandatory, but it can play a role in identifying the key pieces of information