My 2018 Vision Board
You have probably
heard me talking about my One Word and my vision board. The past three years I have tried to not make
“resolutions”, but instead selected my One Word that ties together all of my
goals for the year. I then create a vision
board to be a constant reminder of what direction I am moving.
The first year I
created a small vision board that fit into my planner. This kind-of, sorta worked, but it wasn’t
prominent enough for me to see all the time.
Usually my planner is open to the week we are in, so I had to flip back
to the front to see my vision board. At
the time I felt accomplished because I did have some success. Definitely more
than those resolutions that get forgotten by February.
The next year I
decided to make a large vision board. I
heard of other people who used the side of their fridge as a vision board for
the whole family. I wasn’t ready to
fully commit to that, so I bought a large sheet of foam board (about 2’
x3’). I created my vision board on that
and hung it on the side of my fridge. I
spend a lot of time in my kitchen, so this seemed like the place I would see it
the most. I can’t say that I would stop
and study it every day, but I did look at it several times a week. What I started noticing was that I was
accomplishing the things on the board without REALLY thinking about them. It was almost like a seed was planted and I
just had to wait. Not to say I wasn’t
working on my goals, but this felt so different than setting resolutions. I was really shocked and happy at the end of
the year to see how many goals I had really accomplished. I was hooked now.
So on to this
year. I am trying the same tactic (foam
board on the side of my fridge). I’ve
placed my One Word right in the middle since it ties together all of my goals. I have created a few “stretch” goals that
would be great if they happened this year, but I’d also be happy to make
progress and keep them on the board for next year. Looking forward to a year of focus! Do you have a vision board?
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