2024 Vision Board!
2024—It’s going to be my year!
Do you make a vision board for the new year? This year, I’m aiming high with my board and putting it on my phone as the wallpaper. I am a little late…but better late than never. That way, whenever I open my phone, I am inspired to make it happen.
I’ve had a few days off—and that only means one thing—Inspiration is high, motivation is on overload, and I’m raring to go again. All of the images for your board should be things you envision in your life for the following year—think of them as long-term goals you want to achieve.
Examples might include:
Be the best version of you
Plan that perfect vacation you’ve been dreaming of
Finish a home project just for you—closet, wine cellar...
Purchase something you just love
Incorporate Veggies and Fruits in your routine
Find inspiration for that wine cellar, treehouse or pool you would love to build
Keep fresh flowers in the house—always
The list is whatever you want to achieve this year. If you do not make it this year, add it to next year. This vision board is your dream to make come true.
Let’s finish the office this year.
Flowers are a must—just like last year.
Mission 1—the closet is almost ready.
More charcuterie boards can help with colorful healthy eating—really.
Love this idea from Patina Meadow—thanks Brooke!
Yes, it is!
Always look your best and ready for anything—amen!
Now for a little fun…or hours of inspiration if you’re like me. Pinterest is your best friend for finding things you would love in your life, such as ‘Playhouse’;’ treehouses’; ‘St Simons Island’; and’ Kelly 28 bag’—just a few of my latest searches.
Find things that inspire, motivate and excite you and add them to your board. When you find ‘that’ photo, tap the top right ellipsis (…) and hit ‘Download Image.’ This action saves a full-size version to your phone’s camera roll. You should also press the big red button to ‘save’ the image to your board so you can find it later. Because that photo inspired you, so pin it and show it some love.
You can always find a place for a comforting water feature.
The English have it right.
This little shed needs finishing touches.
Kelly 28, black, boxed leather, seller—on the list.
To make the photo arrangement, use Canva and just follow the instructions—it’s Free. Or, you could just ask a tech-savvy friend to help you load the photos in the arrangement you love. I used 11 images as my goals and arranged them how they looked best for my phone. Have a look at my example for a little inspiration. I love having my inspiration motivate me whenever I open my phone…and that’s a lot! Oh, two things are in the works right now—more on that later!
xo♥, Lissy
