Up until recently I had no idea what a vision board was.
Just like everyone else I would write my New Year resolutions in a list and I
would find that by March- April I would be struggling to keep them, and those
were the ones I remembered!
Then one day my dear friend Chloe White invited me to a
Vision Board workshop that she was hosting. A little research revealed that this was something recommended by Oprah :) , so I went, I loved it and I was
hooked! I've been doing them ever since and I have noticed that sticking to my
resolutions is so much easier when you have a visual, and lots of fun!
So, if you have never heard of vision boards, you are
probably wondering what they are and what a workshop entails. Basically I would
define a vision board as a collage of pictures that represent your intentions.
In the workshops that I have attended, we had lots of fun leafing through magazines
and cutting out photos, words and images that represent what we would like our
lives to look like for the coming year. We used scrapbooking pages as the
backing and just glued what we had cut out right there onto the board. Adding
photos of self, family and other meaningful things completed the vision board
and then it was hung in a place where I could see these images daily as a
reminder of my intention.
As a funny aside, at the vision board workshop that I went
to recently, we had just had a severe snowstorm and everybody was putting
photos of beach vacations on their boards! What fun!
So what does that have to do with health and wellness you
may ask? Well, statistics show that most Americans have health and wellness
goals within their top 5 New Year resolutions. Achieving these goals can be
easy and fun when you set these goals to pictures. Do you aspire to eat more
healthily this year? Find those words or images that say that to you and put
that on your board! Do you want to achieve more fitness? Put words or photos
representing that! This year my vision board has images representing me getting
more rest and relaxation, improving my time management and running that race in
Hartford that I love! Now that my intention is set to photos, photos that I see
every day, I'm sure I'm well on the way to achieving them.
Would you like to make your very own vision board? Please
join us in office on March 30th 2015 for our intention setting open
house. It will be hosted by Chloe White who is an expert. It will go from 5:30-7pm. There will also be
a Foam Roller Workshop and Aromatherapy Workshop as well as complimentary
massages with Angelica Macaraeg LMT. To attend please just RSVP to
860-589-1491.