A vision board you don’t have to cut out of magazines first.
What you’ll take away from it
The reason most vision boards never get made is the admin: sourcing magazines, cutting things out, finding somewhere to stick them. This removes all of that and hands you the cards ready to go, which is the difference between an intention and something actually on your wall.
I bought one for myself and liked it enough to buy a second as a gift. For that one I filled half the board with real photographs mixed in among the vision cards, and it landed far better than the board alone would have. That’s the part worth knowing: it works as it comes, and it works even better with something personal added to it.
WHO’LL LOVE THIS
A gift with more thought in it than the price suggests, particularly if you add to it.
The Friend Starting Something New: A new job, a new city, a new year. A board on the wall is a daily reminder of why she made the decision.
The Person Who Loves the Idea and Never Starts: She’s been meaning to make one for two years. The barrier was always the cutting out, and this removes it.
The Colleague You Want to Give Something Personal: Fill half of it with real photographs before you wrap it. It turns a good gift into one she’ll keep.
The Goal Setter Who Journals Already: She’s doing the thinking. This puts it somewhere she’ll see it rather than in a notebook she opens weekly.
