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Tuesday, February 21, 2017

New Year Resolutions, 2017: Vision Boards

My 2017 resolution "Vision Board" 

A Few Explanations:
Popcorn = Popcorn Pillow Talks with the kids at night on my bed
Angel = I want to be an angel in my family's lives
Couple holding hands through the door = couple prayer to help us deal with rebellious kids 😱
All the BABIES = adopt one! 
... just kidding. I just love the way the pictures of those babies make me feel. I want that in my relationships.

I posted it on my bathroom mirror so I can "visualize" it daily πŸ‘€ πŸ‘Š

I read in the Huffington Post: 

"If you think vision boards are bogus, then the joke’s on you. They work, and there’s actually a really simple explanation of why they work so well.
"Creating a sacred space that displays what you want actually does bring it to life. What we focus on expands. When you create a vision board and place it in a space where you see it often, you essentially end up doing short visualization exercises throughout the day. 
"Visualization is one of the most powerful mind exercises you can do. According to the popular book The Secret, “The law of attraction is forming your entire life experience and it is doing that through your thoughts. When you are visualizing, you are emitting a powerful frequency out into the Universe.” 
"Whether you believe that or not, we know that visualization works. Olympic athletes have been using it for decades to improve performance, and Psychology Today reported that the brain patterns activated when a weightlifter lifts heavy weights are also similarly activated when the lifter just imagined (visualized) lifting weights.

"So, what’s the big secret to creating a vision board that works? It’s simple: Your vision board should focus on how you want to feel, not just on things that you want. Don’t get me wrong, it’s great to include the material stuff, too. However, the more your board focuses on how you want to feel, the more it will come to life.


Cam's Vision Board, 2017


Cy's Vision Board, 2017

Cy's explanations:
Clock and scriptures = spend more time reading his scriptures every night
LP = make the high school varsity basketball team
Homer = be enthusiastic!


"Q: What should I put on my vision board?

"A: Anything that inspires and motivates you. The purpose of your vision board is to bring everything on it to life. First, think about what your goals are in the following areas: relationships, career and finances, home, travel, personal growth (including spirituality, social life, education) and health.

"You don’t have to cover each area exactly the same, just take a mental inventory of what you want each of those areas to look like and write them down.... From your goals and aspirations, think about what you want on your vision board. Like I said before, what you focus on expands. You’ll be amazed at how things just start popping up all over the place once you set the intention for what you want and how you want to feel."
~Elizabeth Rider, Huffington Post

Rob's Vision Board, 2017
 
Rob opted for a work out photo he could relate to (πŸ™…gym ratπŸ™…) πŸ˜‚

Happy New Year! ... Valentine's Day!... I'm so behind...


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