What are the benefits of a vision board

(sometimes called a goal board or dream board)?

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How will one help you achieve the future and success you want?

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Here are 5 reasons to create a vision board. 

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1. Vision boards make you think about what it is you really want.

• Creating a vision board forces you to take the time to sit and REALLY think about what it is you want from life.

• I’m sure you think about the things you want a lot, but do you really focus on them?

• Do you document them anywhere outside of your head?

• A vision board forces you to go beyond casual thinking and focus on your goals and aspirations.

 

2. Vision boards help you get unstuck.

• Our lives are so congested and overflowing. We wake up, we work, and we have our chores.

• We have limited flexibility in our daily environments and can become almost robotic over time.

• This is one of the major reasons that most people feel stuck in life.

• They are exhausted and overworked. They have lost touch with their creative side.

• Does this sound like you?

• A vision board is an effective way to unstick yourself.

• Get out of your overly programmed brain and let your creative juices flow.

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3. Vision boards provide you with a daily visual reminder of your dreams and goals.

• The reason that vision boards work so great is that you visually see them every day.

• Visualization is one of the most popular and effective mind workouts that you can do.

• When you see something that inspires you on a daily basis, you stay on track.

• Even when you face setbacks, that vision board will still be there ready to motivate you all over again.

 

4. Vision boards will get you all fired up emotionally.

• Seeing your vision board will help you passionately connect with your goals.

• It can help you notice opportunities or simply make you imagine what something may feel like.

• If you get fired up and passionate about something, it will spur you into action.

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5. Vision boards are fun.

• A vision board is a fun, risk-free, and stress-free way to unload your deepest, rawest morsels of inspiration without scrutinizing them.

• You don’t have to organize, analyze, or beautify your board. Just have fun and put it together. Change it up. Do what feels right to you.

• It doesn’t have to be organized or pretty. It just has to inspire you.

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