Creating a Vision Board To Keep You Inspired

Have you ever created a vision board?  Filled a cork board, canvas or a piece of paper with words, photographs and images that inspire you?

I needed some inspiration and it needed to be close by.  Something  to spark motivation every time I saw it.  The dashboard pocket in my Midori traveler’s notebook was a perfect place for it.

Creating a Vision Board To Keep you inspired

Last year I came across a vision board that Michelle of Seaweed Kisses created and knew I had to make my own.  Unfortunately it took me until NOW to get one done.

Creating A Vision Board To Keep You Inspired

I’ve been collecting words from magazines and mailings for awhile now to add to my crafts.  As certain ones called out to me, I set them aside for my board.

It’s amazing how some washi tape, magazine clippings and glue can brighten your day and motivate you to be a better you.

Let’s take a closer look shall we?

Vision Board

Hello sunshine, Smile & Peace and Serenity

There’s nothing like thinking about warm sun on your face coupled with a big smile and deep breathe.

Remember:

  • Trust yourself
  • Learn, Make, Connect
  • Rise above everyday annoyances with a little meditation.
  • Imagination will take you everywhere.

Vision Board

Remember:

  • Teach and inspire.
  • Dig Deeper.

The eye washi makes me think about taking a look at myself, inside and out.  And it’s pretty.

Vision Board

Choose to shine + sparkly, silver washi.  You can’t NOT shine if you put that washi tape on stuff.  Am I right?

Change is beautiful.  A wonderful reminder to not fear the unknown; it can be beautiful.

And last but not least, grow.  Never stop growing.

Two that got cut off by the way I took my pictures are reminders of who I am.

I am Unstoppable.

I am artfully inspired.

Now to slip it in my traveler’s notebook

Vision Board

There! It’s perfect!  Now I have to add a few family photos on the back =)

What words and images appear on your vision board?

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2 Comments

  1. Your vision board is great! I’ve done mine HUGE in poster size and smaller inside different ongoing journals. All is good as long as they inspire you along the way.

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