Create Your Vision Board: The 2-Hour Guide to Attracting the Life You Want

I like making vision boards because they are a visual reminder of my goals for the year (a prettier, more personal alternative to a written list). Plus, I get to keep it somewhere out in the open. If you've never done it, this book is a great way to get you started, helping you learn to think about your goals and the steps to get there, and then how to make a vision board to achieve them.I'm not a believer in the Law of Attraction, and part of this book focuses on that, but the way it is organized it is easy to skip over the parts that don't apply/interest you, and focus on the parts that are useful. Turner writes in clear prose that is actionable and easy to understand.This is a good, practical resource if you are new to vision boards or just want to learn more about how to make this tool work for you.

I've never had a vision board but I've heard so much about them. I picked up this book to learn if it was for me. I always thought vision boards were mostly wishful thinking, but this book as convinced me that they are actually useful tools for creating goals and finding ways to achieve them. I'm a bit suspicious of "The Secret," which is referenced in this book, as woo-woo New Agey, but I am now convinced that a vision board actually will help me achieve my dreams. Turner presents it as a tool you use to imagine, focus, and then hone your goals. I like that the book walked me through exactly how to create one and then went through different types of visions boards, focused on different parts of life. This gave me lots of ideas and examples I can refer to as I start to make my own.

I read "Create Your Vision Board" by Marcia Layton Turner while going through heavy renovations within my business. My brand was changing, my vision was changing, my focus was changing, and I felt like I was all over the place. I knew what I wanted, I knew what my goals were, yet I was feeling overwhelmed by the entire process. And then, I picked up this book, began reading it, and the chaos around me finally started to settle.Marcia keeps the subtitle's promise "The 2-Hour Guide to Attracting The Life You Want". As any business-owner knows, time and timing are very important, especially when it comes to building a new business, so I was thrilled to see that it actually took me two hours to create my own vision board. The short paragraphs, sections, and chapters made it that much easier for me to follow her guidance, as they allowed me to sit back and focus on one thing at a time without overwhelming me. The pictures she added to the chapters helped me visualize my own while building it as I followed her lead. Her positive wording, uplifting remarks, and her way of helping readers focus on the results of our hard work--thus helping us navigate the hardships of starting--truly helped me focus on the end result and gave me even more motivation to power through the challenging and overwhelming beginnings.The summary and questionnaire provided at the end of every chapter allowed me to quickly review the main points recently discussed, as well as stop and think about what I wanted my business to look like and be about, and helped me zero in on what truly matters. While I found this book incredibly helpful during a time of business renovation, "Create Your Vision Board" is suitable to anyone going through changes, whether big or small, both in their personal and professional life.

I've never done a vision board, although I have heard about them for years. This is a fantastic foray into the world of "attracting the life you want," much more hands-on and practical than something like "the Secret," which was too materialistic for my taste. This is so helpful in teaching you how to set and achieve your goals related to health, relationships, career, spirituality and personal finance. I highly recommend it, especially in our busy world - if you can set aside two hours to work on it, you will have your own personal vision board at the end.

Far more than a "stiff" to do list, beyond "how to do it", moreso provoking reasons why we ALL need a vision board, excellent tool, guide, resource to giving life purpose!Wonderful it spoke to ALL aspects of living; family, health, work, religion, relationships and more! An excellent start to shift life in 2019. I plan to gift my son and a few friends with this robust yet easy to digest publication. Excellent work Ms Turner. BRAVO!

If you’ve always wanted to create a vision board, but weren’t sure how, this is a terrific step-by-step guide that will help you build an amazing vision board on the first try. If you’ve done vision boarding for a while, this book still has lots of great tips on how to bring your boards to the next level to help you manifest exactly what you want.

I have a vision board making practice. In my company the staff does them a joint goal-setting exercise. I have some friends who I make them with every year. I even want my daughter and her Brownie troop to do them!I usually cut pics from magazines, but not everyone has a million magazines just sitting around the office. This book is good because it gives you practical info about how to set your goals, how to get them on a board, and how to attract awesome things to your life.

If you're hoping to realize your goals within the next year, then read this book! It helps you come up with "to-do" lists and it references many examples to help you. I found it easiest to actually write in the book. In fact there are pages where you respond to questions to help you think through your goals and your board. Highly recommend this!!!