Do away with the wishes and start planning Visual, Strategic Goals.
I don’t know how many vision boards I have made over the years, but I have had my share of plenty. Enough with the same ole two-hour gatherings where people bring their poster boards, magazines, sharpies, and stickers, flipping through the magazines to find images and quotes that embody the future that you desire for yourself. Sure it’s full of fun at the moment, but it lacks direction. Afterward, you are full of inspiration for the remainder of the weekend, then a month later, you happen to find your vision board rolled up in the hall closet. I did tell you I have had my share of vision board parties.
This Vision Board Party Planher is meant to break the mundane, ineffective task of making a wish list. Your vision board should be a visual strategic plan for achieving your goals. It should take you about two hours to complete the process of reflecting to planning. The very last section is meant for you to complete weekly during your personal time.
This free workbook walks you through planning your 90 days in correlation with your vision board. Want the full version, with all the worksheets included? Purchase it here.
