Best Vision Board Ideas: Manifest The Life You Want
Best Vision Board Ideas: Manifest The Life You Want
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This post is all about vision board ideas!
Are you interested in creating a vision board? or maybe you are just wondering what the fuss is all about? Amazing! we are very passionate about vision boards so get ready to create a vision board that is perfect for you.
What is a vision board and what is the research behind it?
You might love the book Manifest by Roxie Nafousi. I listened to the audio and I bought the book so I could use it to write notes. It explains manifesting so beautifully with helpful tips for creating your vision board.
The intention of a vision board or dream board is to help inspire and motivate you to take actionable steps and to attract the life most aligned with your authentic self. A vision board is both about your goals and how you want to feel. The science behind vision boards, as explained in grouporttherapy comes from two psychological concepts, the self-efficacy theory and the reticular activating system.
The self-efficacy theory states that individuals who believe they can achieve a goal are more like to. Therefore a vision board can enhance self-efficacy by providing a visual reminder of our aspirations. The Reticular activating system in our body helps focus attention, so by seeing images related to our aspirations, the reticular activating system prioritises these so that we are more tuned into opportunities and resources that may relate to our aspirations.
The Right Life Balance
Having the right life balance is a mix of Family and parenting, friends, Intimate relationships, Hobbies, Personal Growth, Work, Contributions, Personal welfare, and anything else that you find important for you to feel your best. When we aren’t quite feeling right, it is usually because we are running low in one of these areas (or possibly multiple). You might want to think about these areas of your life when trying to identify your goals. The following questions will help you to think about these areas of your lives to help you to create a vision board tailored to you.
Vision Board Ideas
Questions to ask yourself to create your vision board
what is your reason for wanting to create a vision board?
What might you gain from that?
How would you live life if you were able to live the life you choose?
How would you sound?
How would you feel?
How would you move?
How would you like other people to describe you?
What qualities in yourself would you like other people to see?
How would you like to behave?
In what ways do you enjoy contributing to others?
In what way do you enjoy contributing to the environment?
In what ways do you enjoy contributing to the community?
How can you look after yourself?
How would you like to act?
Who makes you feel inspired?
Who makes you feel motivated?
What do you want to believe about yourself?
What goals do you want to reach?
What do you care most about?
What do you want the most?
What relationships make you feel good about yourself?
What relationships inspire you?
What type of relationships do you want to attract into your life?
What activities and interests do you genuinely enjoy?
What inspires you to learn and grow as an individual?
What kind of work is valuable to you?
What To Put On Your Vision Board
Inspirational quotes
Motivational quotes
Lyrics to songs
Anything that represents strength to you
self-worth quotes
Words of encouragement
Quotes from people you love
Photos of people you admire
Places you want to visit
Things that remind you of who you are
Things you want to accomplish
Photos of your priorities
Photos of the life you aspire for
Affirmations you love
Anything you want to attract into your life
Examples of your best self
Add captions to images
Photos of the home you’d like to live in
Photos of the style you’d love to have
Photos of the food you’d like to eat
Quotes from films
Photos of things that bring you good feelings
Pictures Of Vision Board Ideas
Phone screen saver
so that you can see your vision board often
Corkboard collage
which can be hung wherever you spend lots of time
Scrapbook
if you prefer something more personal you can keep it somewhere like next to your bed
Get crafty
with paints, magazines, fabrics, or even nature items like leaves (anything that you love or love to use)
Design your vision board puzzle
so that putting it together feels like the act of creating your aspirations
Pegs and or/string
which can make it easier to move things around or add things
A magnetic vision board
is also another great option which is simple and enjoyable
Decorate with lights
to brighten it up and create an aesthetic scene
Whiteboards
are another great option if you love using markers and bold writing/pictures
Post-it notes
can create your vision board or be a brilliant addition to it.
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