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Great ideas and planning won’t produce constant movement. Often times we gather our ideas put them to paper, and prepare ourselves for planning. But what do you do after? Vision boards have become very popular as of late. I’m a strong believer of writing the vision and making it plain. However, if we don’t work towards those dreams, visions, and goals, we’ll continue to remain in the same place.
How to Make a Vision Board
There are some important tools that will help push you towards success. We must start with a vision. With no vision, there’s no direction. It’s imperative that you start somewhere, and vision is that place. An idea is great, but it’s a must to figure out your vision. You have to know what exactly what you wish to accomplish with this idea. You also need to know what you desire others to receive from this idea. Your vision could be considered one of the very first steps towards success.
Planning is also a very important tool. Once you know what you wish to accomplish, you need to figure out how you plan to do it. It’s important to write it down. Put a visual to it. It’s imperative to go step by step, taking note of each pivotal point. You won’t be able to move forward if you don’t know how. It’s also beneficial to come up with more than one solution or option of getting there. Something may not work, so you may have to try something else. It’s always good to be prepared.
There are a myriad of tools one may use to reach success. However, there isn’t one more important than execution. If there’s no action, there’s no way you’ll be able to accomplish your goals. You’ve prepared yourself to stay in one place when you don’t make that decision to move, and work toward what you desire. You can have faith and believe that things will happen for you, faith without works is dead. Things don’t magically just fall into our hands. We must be willing to go out and make it happen.
Written by Krystle Jones
Founder & Editor of Lovely Miss Jones
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