Do you have a bigger version? It’s sort of hard to read some of the text.

Hey Ravi,

I’ve seen this article before, and I like your vision board. I have the old-school conventional vision board, you can check out how I made it.

http://alexshalman.com/blog/2006/12/19/vision-boards-practical-approach/

No, I have that post in mind in my brainstormed list. But I won’t be posting it quite yet, as I have some adjustments I want to make to it. But I’ll put a little more priority on this, since I know others want to see it now.

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Hi Ravi,

wow, I love your Vision Board. Very cool! I like the “being my true self”, to me this is the ultimate goal. I think it will create true peacefulness and I think it will automatically lead to enjoying life and being an example to others :)

For myself I created the possibility of responsibility, inspiration and being happy NOW. (after doing a Landmark Education course, have you done that? It is amazing). My personal Vision Board reflects that possibility. I have a card board one, and a computer based one which shows on my computer screen all the time.

Thanks for sharing your Vision Board, it sure is inspiring!

Linda
OrangePeel Vision Boards
www.orangepeel.co.nz

Hey Ravi, very inspiring stuff. Thanks for sharing.

Ralph

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Hi Scoot, I did this vision board at a Tony Robbins weeklong seminar.

It is really powerful, but I did do another (more visual) vision board using pictures. You can see that here:

http://www.sethigherstandards.com/creating-a-vision-board/