How cool it would be if you can get a book written about your life?

Well, what if we tell you that you don’t have to be a big shot or a celebrity of any kind to get a book dedicated to you!?

It might take you a while to show the world how awesome you are, and make a best-seller out of your life.

Why wait for authors to get interested in you? Take things in your own hands and create a vision book!

You have probably heard about a vision board, but what is a vision book?

Just like the vision board, a vision book is a manifestation tool that features images, quotes, affirmations and other inspirational words that represent your life’s truest callings.  

Chances are that you have stumbled upon vision board ideas and vision board examples most likely on Pinterest. The vision book looks quite similar, with an exception of the format: as the name states, it’s in a book form.

Confused? No worries!

Below you have the main differences between a vision book and a vision board.

What’s most exciting, we are going to teach you how to make a vision book centered around your life. It might not be the best seller that will get featured in New York Times, but it will sure sell your brain the idea of your best life!

 

What is a Vision Book?

A vision book is a manifestation tool that consists of multiple pages that represent your long-term goals, desires as well as things that make you happy.

Instead of presenting your biggest desires and goals on a single board, the vision book represents your best life wrapped in pretty covers. However, it’s up to you to turn this book into one based on a true story!

What To Put In A Vision book?

Current visions and goals

Long-term goals and desires

Monthly/quarterly goals you want to achieve and which will bring you closer to your final goals

Entire areas in life you want to improve (health, love, career…)

Descriptions of how you want to feel about specific people, things

Descriptions of what type of relationships you want to build/improve in your life

List of very specific things (for example if you want to manifest your ideal partner, write down the characteristics, or describe the personality of your future partner to have. Then visualize how having that person in your life makes you feel

Specific things that inspire you (for example, mountains, palm trees, any random thing that warms your heart)

Specific material things you want to manifest (it doesn’t have to be something super big that you’d normally put on a vision board, you can include little things too)

Quotes, powerful affirmations, and inspirational words

When making the vision book, the key is to think about what you want in life now as well as over the next 40-50 (random number) years! You can even plan your retirement to details and choose where you’d live at the age of 75. Your vision book can include all the long-term desires and goals you want to manifest.

You have plenty of space to get creative, so you don’t necessarily need to be very specific. In other words, the vision book doesn’t require super-serious goal setting.

Everything that inspires you can get a page in your vision book!

It’s great that you can constantly upgrade your vision book, but what If you don’t really have much time to do so? If you are a busy person, find out your core values based on which you will determine your biggest desires. Once you know all that,  make a vision board.

 

How My Vision Board Should Look Like?.

There aren’t any strict rules as long as you focus on your dreams, goals,