People worry: “I’m not creative.” “I’ve never done anything like this before.” “What if I don’t know how to do it?”

I offer options for creating a “product” that symbolizes their visions. If they want to create a typical vision board, they can. They can combine cut-out images and text from magazines, they can combine cut-outs with their own drawings or photographs – whatever they want it to be. I ask people to think in dimensions and move beyond a flat board. My only requirement is that each category on the wheel-of-life and in the vision statement be represented.

Creating a visual representation for each category of your life goals will be a terrific conversation piece, if nothing else. A visual product of some kind makes it easy for those close to you to “see” and support your goals. You can always add to or change your visual representation as new ideas come to you.

Listen to learn more about how the vision "board" builds on the wheel of life activity and writing a two-year vision statement. 

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