Dear readers, after the « gratitude journal« , here is the second part of my mindset series, and we will address « the vision board ».  To maintain consistency, I will approach this topic with the same questions as the previous one.

First things first what is a vision board ? If you don’t know it yet is a collection of images or notes of the things that you want to do, be, or have in your life.

that you attached to a board and placed somewhere that you can see it every day as a reminder of your deepest desires. I build my vision board and place it first on my background computer and then also had a copy that I had near my bed to have a look on it every morning when I wake up.

1* how did you discover ?

I discovered the vision board few years ago while I was working in Holland. Some collegues introduced me Dale Carnegie, jim rohn and others speakers. The company who hired me was using theirs mindset tips to motivate people. At that time, I didn’t really care about the vision board for a personal use, I was more interested in other things such as their strategies, the web marketing, internet wasn’t what it is today. So that how I heard about the vision board the first time.

2* what‘s the point ?

Every person who has the will to change can do it. As long, as long as you know that the road will be difficult and that wishing isn’t enough and action is everything, the vision board will be your best ally.

4*For how long do you use it ?

I started in December 2012 few weeks before my 100 days challenge. And since then, I’m still updating my vision board* because some images have become reality and I no longer need to keep them.

5*What has changed in your life?

*the picture which illustrate this post is my public version of my first vision board, my personal version have messages and numbers on it, I don’t think sharing every details is necessary.