How To Create A Vision Board And Manifest It

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Time is going by way faster than it usually does. In previous years, January tends to be the slowest month of the year so it’s a little odd!

If you follow me on Instagram, you know that I took a 1-2 day manifestation/goal session in the first few days of 2021. Some people do it in December but I wasn’t in a rush and I wanted to take my time deciding what I wanted and how I was going to get it.

Do you a vision board to manifest the success of your goals?

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In this blog post, I want to focus on vision boards that are short-term. Although, I have a long-term vision board of where I want to travel, my family goals, my house goals etc. I find short-term vision boards more realistic.

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So, what is a vision board?

Basically, a vision board is basically a goal or dream board that basically has a collage of pictures of goals that you want to succeed and achieve in. These pictures can be an assortment of pictures, words and in some cases gifs or pictures if you create one online and leave it online and not physically print it and paste it in front of you.

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How can I make attainable goals?

A common reason why people are unsuccessful is that they are not putting the work in. Remember that although we are manifesting it out into the universe, we still need to put in the work to be successful.

When you are creating a vision board, ensure that every goal is attainable + one knotch up. The reason I say attaintable + one knotch up is because manifesting goals includes abundance which mores you’re expecting more.

Ex. 1 By December 2021, I WILL have 2000 + followers on Instagram.

Instead of just closing your goal up and saying By December 2021, I WILL have 2000 followers. So, think of what your attainable goal will be and add a plus or some kind of way to say that you are expecting this but want more.

Next, you need to make a plan on how you’re achieving that. It doesn’t have to be a plan set in stone but there should be a pathway that you can measure your goals with.

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Current Instagram Followers is 1000.

  1. I will see an increase of 84 followers a month.
  2. I will be posting photos 2 times a week.
  3. I will be posting reels 2 times a week.
  4. I will be posting IGTV videos once a month.
  5. I will spend 30 minutes x4 a day interacting with other Instagram accounts.
  6. I will post on stories daily.
  7. I will follow at least 4 niche/like-minded accounts weekly.
  8. I will utilize the hashtags to use only relevant ones with under 50k in my posts.

The plan I wrote above is similar to what I have been doing in December and will probably continue this strategy and maybe make some slight changes but notice how much work it will be to achieve this goal? Of course! Will it be worth it in the long run? Yes! Am I more likely to succeed because of how I laid out what I’m going to do? Definitely!

Of course, again this is not set in stone but it is a good start and you may always re-evaluate your goals at any time.

My friend, Anika from Out of the Habit wrote an amazing post on How to Set Successful Goals & Achieve Them you need to read!

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Ex. 2 By December 2021, I will have lost 20 + lbs.

  1. I will get an outdoor walk in at least 4 times a week.
  2. I will lessen my sugar/cream consumption in my coffee daily.
  3. I will make sure that my body is filled with nutrious foods daily.
  4. I will only treat myself 3 times a week.
  5. I will do a light workout everyday for at least 15-20 mins.
  6. I will lift weights and do a heavy workout 2 times a week.

How can I put goals like example 1 in my vision board?

This is actually what I have done and I think I watched a TikTok video on it a long time ago but I alter images and input my goals as if it was already done.

Current:

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By the end of 2021:

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How can I put goals like example 2 in my vision board?

You could take a photo of your ideal weight, post the kind of nutritious food you’re going to be eating, hang a picture of your dream outfit, dream body? fitness inspiration?

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How can I not lose sight of my goals and continuously manifest it?

Last but not least, how can I manifest it? After creating a board of what you want, you need to decide how you are sharing this out to the universe. Manifestation and The Law of Attraction is such a big topic but when it all comes down to it, you need to believe in yourself.

Never ever just write down your goals and leave them. Some things to do daily/weekly/monthly are:

  1. Keep a journal and write down your goals and repeat every evening/morning
  2. Say your goal out loud every evening/morning or look in the mirror and do it
  3. Pray or silently think about your goal in the evening/morning
  4. Take time every day to look at your vision board.
  5. Display somewhere that’s in your constant vision. ex. On your door, phone lock screen, bathroom door, a poster on your wall etc.

Remember if you put good out, good comes back!

I hope you enjoyed reading How To Create A Vision Board And Manifest It! This has been the way I do my goal planning for a long time and I’ve been doing really well! I won’t lie and say I’ve reached every single one of my goals every year but it’s nice to be conscious of your goals and where you’re at with them for the year!

Xo,

Lynn

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  1. Last year I introduced a new trend in my world – each quarter I create a new digital vision board using a collage app. I then set that collage as my phone and desktop wallpaper. This means that every time I turn on a device, there it is – a reminder of what I’m working towards!

    1. That’s awesome! I love that you do this every quarter. Hope that has been doing well for you! I usually do my laptop screen but just did my phone lock screen too. Thanks for reading xo

  2. A vision board is definitely something i need to do again, for long-term and short-term goal! I remember doing one for long term goal but then i threw it away. This post inspired me to do another one! thank you. I hope you have a great day!

  3. I’m usually use bulleted vision boards but I think it’s time I put in a few pictures in to maybe as I do tend to forget what I’ve written down sometimes. I seriously love this! Thank you for sharing ✨

  4. I love having a vision board! I recently created a digital one for the background of my phone and every-time I open my phone there it is and I love it!
    This was a great post to really break everything down and I agree that you need to have that one manifestation and then work hard for it! Xx

  5. I love creating vision boards. You’ve included some great tips. I’ve created a digital one this year and I am trying to look at it daily to remind myself of what I’m trying to achieve.

  6. I love this post! I’m really trying to be goal central this year and make to-do lists everyday, manifesting and working towards things the best that I can. Brilliant tips here – I need to make a vision board x

  7. I never thought about creating a vision boards for my goals! But you’re completely right, envisioning them and seeing the everyday can help you so much instead of just a written goal! Will surely need to make a vision board and put the work in! Thanks for sharing x

  8. Lovely post! This has inspired me to create a vision board so thank you for sharing this! The tips are very useful and I totally agree with you about you have to put the work in as well as manifesting it!

  9. I haven’t created a vision board in so long, but this is definitely something I want to get back into! Thanks for sharing x

  10. Wow, you’ve inspired me. I was going to do a planning/goal session today, but you’ve given me a great way to hold myself accountable. Thank you!

  11. This is such a helpful post! I definitely want to try to incorporate more vision boards this year

  12. Nicely written on Vision Board! I do believe in manifest.
    I write down my goals every year and review it once in awhile.

    It is nice to see that I have reached the goal(s) I wrote down.

    Thanks for sharing the tips!

  13. You have really inspired me to create a vision board. <3 Maybe I will start with creating one on Pinterest. A board consisting of everything I want to manifest.

    xo Erica

  14. Great tips! I do have gratitude and manifestation pages in my journal but I am forever forgetting to do it!!

  15. This is a really interesting post! I recently made my first vision board and I regularly say my goals out loud so I don’t forget them/make sure that they happen x

  16. OMG I love this idea! I will for sure get started on a vision board it is such a fab idea!

    Amber | The Unpredicted Page

  17. I really like how you broke down your weightloss and instagram goals into a few really achievable and bitesize goals!

    Katie | katieemmabeauty.com

  18. This is so helpful for me because I’m in the middle of growing my Instagram too! I haven’t create my vision board yet but I do write my goals on my planner – thank you so much for sharing this x

  19. At the beginning of every year, I set goals for the year. I have a lot of goals for this year. I have never made a vision board but this has definitely pushed me into making one! I agree with you on the fact that we have to put the work in before the results will come. I love putting my goals in a place where I will see them often as seeing my goals all the time does help a lot. Great post x!

    Ruth

  20. I’m still quite a novice at manifesting and mood boards etc, but mood board are definitely something I’d like to try. I think having that visual reminder would be really beneficial. Manifestation would be the perfect addition to this too, so thank you for this post!

  21. I love this post. I have my vision board in my bullet journal so I can come back to it easily and reflect on my goals and intentions for the year ahead. Thank you for sharing!

  22. Another wonderful post Lynn!! Vision boards are amazing! I never thought of creating a short term vision board though. I love it! I make long term and short term goals so why wouldn’t I create vision boards to reflect that? Brilliant!! Thanks for sharing!

  23. I love the examples you share of how beautiful pictures of healthy food and cooking and outdoor walks all influence the ‘exercise’ aspect of a vision board. Diverse images and even pictures and quotes that just embody your manifestations are what should go onto a vision board. 🙂

  24. I think this is one of my favorite blog posts! Not only is it really helpful, but it explains everything so simply. I love the breaking up of goals, and how it seems so much more achievable.

  25. What a brilliant idea! Visualising your goals is such a more attainable way of reaching it!

  26. Such a good post! I learned last year that I have unknowingly been manifesting throughout my life, and now that I know it I’ve been able to make achieving my goals even quicker and more efficient. But you’re right, it does require work, we can’t just wait for things to present themselves to us 🙂

    Teresa Maria | Outlandish Blog

  27. This was such a helpful post. Funny enough I have been wanting to create a vision board and am in the process of finding apps that will work for me. I liked the tioed particularly keeping your goals short term. I will definitely start working on mine asap. Thank you for this post.

  28. This is SUCH a well-thought out and in-depth blog. I must admit I am not a vision board person but seeing your way of breaking a big goal into smaller objectives has inspired me.

  29. I love your concept, Lynn. It makes the process more realistic and less overwhelming! <3

  30. Sounds good! I like that you are suggesting a way to make your vision board practical, by thinking of ways to make your goals manifest. And I think putting it where you can see it every day is a good idea, too.

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