Create A Mini Vision Board

Have you ever had anxiety about the future? About money? Your job? Love life?

Up until about a year ago I struggled with keeping the big picture, that is my life, in perspective.

If you’re anything like me, then you know you want to be happy and live your best life, but you may struggle day to day with choosing to think, believe and act in a way that will help you craft your best life.

Creating the fancy schmancy vision boards, that are all over the internet, can be a little intimidating if you don’t know where to start.

I think creating a mini vision board, to get comfortable with the process, is a great way to ease into it and it’s something you can even complete with your whole family. It’s good practice for kids to get in the habit of making goals and working towards them every day.

Instead of just letting things happen, I think it’s time that we all took matters into our own hands.

Before you get started, I want you to ask yourself these questions:

1. What do you want to bring into your life?
2. How do you want to feel?
3. What does your career look like??
4. What’s important to you?
5. What does a successful life look like to you?

Here are the materials you’ll need to create this mini, framed vision board:

1. Unframed cork board (A.C. Moore)
2. Scissors
3. Tacks
4. Magazines
5. Decorative Cardstock or construction paper works fine too (Walmart)
6. Frame (I went super cheap and got mine from the Dollar Store)
7. Markers

Step 1

Remove the glass from your frame and trace it on your cork board.

Step 2

Cut your cork board (it’s okay if it’s a little jagged, you won’t be able to tell) and insert it in your frame, in place of the glass.

Step 3

Cut out clippings from the magazine and pieces of decorative cardstock and construction paper, to create a collage of images and words that instill happiness, hope and good feelings, in you. Use your tacks, to add them to your board.

On my vision board I included:

• places I’d like to visit for the first time or go back to
• What my career will look like in the future
• A reminder that I am working every day to be free from my anxiety
• A reminder that I am important
• Reminders that I am attracting money and success
• Health goals

Once you’ve created your vision board, be sure to put it somewhere that it will be seen daily.

I added mine to my desk, right next to my bed, so I’ll see it every night before I go to sleep! That way, I can manifest my best life, even while I sleep.

Remember, even after you’ve created your mini vision board, you should still be setting goals to help create the life you want.

For example, on my board I put “Freedom from Anxiety”. One personal goal to help get me there, is to meditate daily and use the Law of Attraction to create the life I want.

I hope you enjoyed! Drop a comment below, so I can respond and be sure to follow me, for more simple, cheap crafts!