Once you have created your vision, there’s nothing quite like color and images and even sound to make it come alive!
That’s why many people who do visualization practices prefer a “vision board”. Traditionally a vision board consists of pictures of what you want to attract into your life – most often pictures cut out from magazines and pasted onto tagboard.
I’ve gone that route too, but now I’ve found an even better path for inducing all the good feelings I associate with my visions. You see, cutting out pictures from magazines started to feel laborious for me, especially since I couldn’t always find pictures of what I was really looking for in life. I tried drawing my own stick-figure pictures, and that worked for a while, but now I’ve found an even easier solution.
After much research, I’ve chosen to use and support Vision Board Software created by OrangePeel. This software will let you upload any picture you want. It’s easy to find great pictures both in their library and online – just try a Google image search with the keyword of what you’re looking for.
After you’ve got an image loaded, you can associate a phrase and a key word with the image. For example, I uploaded a picture of me with a friend I met at a seminar who is really interested in the work Dan and I are doing on self-esteem. I associated the keyword “Attraction” and the phrase “Millions of people are seeking what I offer”.
You can load up to 200 of these picture/word pairings into one vision board, and you can create multiple vision boards. But here’s the really cool part … your picture/word visions will be dynamically displayed to you, on your desktop, as your screensaver, and even as little pop-up balloons on your task bar.
I love this software because it keeps my visions in front of me all day long, and keeps me feeling all the good feelings I’ve associated with my visions. Try it out … really, I think you’ll like it.
