We all learn about goals.
We know we should have long term, mid term, and short term goals.
Even daily goals (or To-Do lists).
Nevertheless when I found out about having a dream board, things started coming to life for me.
Usually people make these with cardboard and magazines, sequins and glue.
But I sought after something that I could always possess with me, and this meant digital.
It also meant I could grab anything I wanted from the internet and make it immediately then easily adjust it.
Tools: * PowerPoint 2007 or any software that can do images, like Paint.
* Yahoo/Google image search * Your thoughts Steps: 1.
Write down all you can imagine that you want to accomplish, even in your craziest dreams.
It makes no difference if you have a detailed plan right now to get there.
Just put it down.
2.
Get on Google and look for images that strike a chord with you and go with your goals.
Don't just get any picture.
Make certain it's an image that you really want.
3.
Position those photos on your blank page.
Add text, quotes, notes, tips, etc; whatever works for you.
These are very customizable.
4.
If you are in PowerPoint 2007, you can now go up to File, Save As...
and select image.
A JPG works best for things like this.
Remember where you saved it! You can now either print the image to paper, save it to your computer, post it on Facebook, hang a print out on your mirror/tv/door, whatever.
Your dream board is for you.
Every time you are having trouble working out, struggling to go to work, unwilling to put the sweat needed in because something is on TV and you just don't feel like it, take a good look at your dream board.
Remember why you made it! Stop procrastinating and go make your dreams an actuality!!!