Showing posts with label vision board. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vision board. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 17, 2018

15 Ways To Visualize Your Future With A Vision Board

We are still at the beginning of a new year. The new year means new beginnings. It is like a blank slate. Have you set your tone for this new year? Do you feel good about what you accomplished last year? What do you want to change?
In the last blog, I talked about Vision Boards. They can be the visual aspect of what you are planning for this year. You get to create as if you are starting all over again. If there was anything you were not happy with last year, now is the time to change it.
So what is your vision for this year? What do you want to accomplish? What are you passionate about? What are your health goals? What are your fitness goals? What are your relationship goals? Your family goals? What are your career goals? What are your financial goals for this year? Where do you want to go? Who do you want to go with? Do you want to grow in any particular area of your life? Do you want to take courses/workshops? Do you want to join any social groups?
You could make a Vision Board about your vision for this year.
Here are few ways to check to make sure your Vision Board is going to manifest your desires.
  1. The images on your board symbolize the experiences you want to feel.
  2. You have used positive affirmations, inspirational words and thoughts on your board.
  3. Your vision board is visually appealing to the eye.
  4. Your vision board is where you can see it daily.
  5. You spend time at least twice a day visualizing, affirming, and internalizing your goals.
  6. You verbalize the affirmations and inspirational words out loud.
  7. When you look at your Vision Board you feel gratitude for all you have manifested.
  8. You see yourself living the life you have depicted on your Vision Board.
  9. Using all your senses, you see and feel yourself in your future vision.
  10. You believe the items on your board have already manifested.
  11. You celebrate the good that you already possess.
  12. You acknowledge and learn from any challenges you have experienced.
  13. 13. You acknowledge the Law of Attraction that is at work for you.
  14. You welcome the Law of Vibration and feel it working in your life.
  15. You are feeling the fun and excitement of it all.
If you would like guidance around your vision for this year and some like-minded people around as you make your vision board, let me know as I have some dates set aside to do exactly that.
To your future purpose driven vision,
Charlene

Tuesday, January 9, 2018

Purpose Driven Vision Boards

Many years ago I was introduced to vision boards. A vision board is any sort of board on which you display images that represent whatever you want to be, do or have in your life. Some people call them dream boards. The person leading the group asked us to find images that would describe our ideal business. Then we cut and pasted the images that we had chosen out of magazines onto a piece of Bristol board. The vision board we each made was supposed to help us clarify, concentrate and maintain focus on, in this case, our business. It was to represent our vision of the future and act as a visualization tool. It was supposed to prompt us to visualize our ideal life on a regular basis.
The challenge I had was, that this activity was done in a couple of hours and I felt rushed and I felt incomplete. There was no inner reflection time to get clear on what I really wanted. So I just grabbed images that I thought would work but was unhappy with my rushed finished product. As a result, I put the vision board away in a closet and didn’t look at it again until I moved house. It really was not a vision board for me.
Then due to my coaching business, I came across vision boards again but this time really looked into how to do one that would actually work. I took the time to really go into my thoughts, dreams, aspirations and then created a vision board that actually worked. I manifested what was on my board this time. In the case of Hawaii (which was on my board), I even manifested an all expense paid trip.
So what was the difference? The first vision board did not have a real intention behind it. I also put it away and did not see it daily as a reminder of what I wanted to manifest.
When I made the second vision board I had an intention and a purpose for making it. I took time to do some inner exercises so that I was really clear on what I wanted. I created a calm space and had some music playing in the background as I searched for my images in a relaxed mode. Another aspect of making a purpose driven vision board is that I was aligned through my heart with what was on the board. I was emotionally connected to what I put on that board. I even added emotional words to my board. I laid everything out before gluing and then rearranged until it felt right.
After I had finished the board I had the board in front of me daily and I was able to affirm the desires on the board. What we focus on expands so I made a point to visualize daily and sometimes twice a day. This helped me to be a vibrational match to what was on my board and activate the Law of Attraction.
I took appropriate action towards manifesting what was on my board.  I also became aware of some resistance in the form of old belief systems. Old stories and thoughts reared their head and I had to strengthen my resolve to stay focused on what was on my vision board. I had to bring myself back to the vibration that was present when I made the board. My future purpose driven vision. I made the decision to take responsibility for my life, and instead of just letting life happen to me, I stayed focused on my vision and how I wanted to feel.
The saying “A picture is worth a thousand words,” certainly holds true here. The purpose of your vision board is to bring everything on it to life. First, think about what your goals are in the following areas: relationships, career and finances, home, travel, personal growth (including spirituality, social life, education) and health. Decide on what area you want to do a vision board and then set the time aside to do it.
If you would like guidance around your purpose and some like-minded people around as you make your vision board, let me know as I have some dates set aside to do exactly that.
To your future purpose driven vision,
Charlene