đź‘€ Stay Focused on What Matters Using a Vision Board

If you struggle to stay on track or keep breaking promises, maybe it's time to start visualizing plans using a vision board.

What's a vision board, you ask? It's like keeping a scrapbook of clippings, doodles, words, images and other items that have special meaning—except a vision board is placed where your eyes can see the board's contents often so your brain can wrap itself around what you want to accomplish.

A Psychology Today article titled, "6 Steps to Create Your Vision Board," by Megan Dalla-Camina and reviewed by Davia Sills, explains why this visualization method is highly effective for mapping out a successful and fulfilling life.

✨ These are the six steps, briefly:

  • Start by writing what you'd like to make happen
  • Get a clear idea of what you really want
  • Collect specific words and images that embody your vision
  • Organize your vision board in a meaningful way
  • Understand the neuroscience behind how your br ain likes to be fed and watered
  • Spend time with the vision board so the brain can pick up your vibe and make things happen
  • 👇This is just a quick breakdown, of course. Check out the full article here: psychologytoday.com/us/blog/re…

    ✍️ Commit yourself. Drop a comment detailing a thing or two you'd like to accomplish within six months using a vision board.
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    6 Steps to Create Your Vision Board

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