National Vision Board Day: Vision, Vibes & A Fresh Start

It keeps your mind gently anchored in “look how much I already have” while you create space for “and here’s what I’m calling in next.”

Vision Boards, Journals & the Power of Writing It Down

Not everyone is a “poster board and glue stick” person—and that’s okay. Your vision can live in:

• A traditional collage board
• A guided journal
• A personal notebook full of lists, prayers, and plans
• A mix of all the above

What matters is that you get it out of your head and into the world. Writing, sketching, and collecting images tells your brain: this matters.

Journals that Hold Your Vision

Fearless Journal – African American Expressions

For the days you need courage, this journal is a space to pour out your dreams, fears, and boldest ideas. Its very name—Fearless—reminds you to:

• Dream without shrinking
• Claim the life you truly want
• Anchor your goals in faith, purpose, and legacy

Use it for affirmations, prayers, business ideas, or big, wild, “could I really?” plans.

Prayer, Vision, and a Different Kind of Vision Board

Instead of only asking, “What do I want?”, a prayer-based vision practice also asks:

• “What is God leading me toward?”
• “Where do I need peace, healing, or courage?”
• “How can my dreams align with my purpose?”

A prayer journal lets you bring those questions, hopes, and visions directly to God, one page at a time.

Using the Pray More Worry Less Coloring Prayer Journal as a Vision Tool

The Pray More Worry Less Coloring Prayer Journal is designed to help you slow down, breathe, and bring your future to God in prayer—while also giving your hands something calming and creative to do.

Let Go of That Sh*t – Overthinking Book (Knock Knock)

Before you can clearly see your future, it helps to release the mental clutter. This funny, relatable little book is perfect if your brain loves to replay worries on a loop. With 45 nuggets of wisdom and tear-out slips, it invites you to:

• Name what’s stressing you
• Physically let it go (burn it, bury it, rip it up—your call)
• Create space in your mind for actual vision, not just anxiety

Think of it as a pre-vision-board cleanse for your thoughts.

Visioning as Self-Care

Focusing on your future isn’t selfish—it’s sacred. You’re allowed to want more peace, more joy, more abundance, more alignment. And you’re allowed to take time just for you while you figure out what that looks like.

Set the scene, slow down, and remind your nervous system that you are safe to dream.

Soothe Your Body While You Vision

“Chill Out” Shower Steamers
Turn your everyday shower into a mini retreat. As the steam releases calming essential oils, let the stress of the day melt away. This is the perfect reset before sitting down to journal, cut out images, or map out your goals. When your body relaxes, your mind can open.

Listen to Your Heart Meditation Kit

Sometimes the clearest vision comes when you get quiet enough to actually hear yourself. This playful yet powerful kit helps you:

• Carve out 5 minutes a day to tune in
• Experiment with simple meditation
• Notice what your heart is truly asking for

Make it part of your pre-vision-board ritual: breathe, listen, then write.

A Simple Tea + Intention Ritual

Monista “Tea for One” Oriental Garden Green Tea Set

Ritual makes visioning feel special. Brew a cup of this refreshing sencha and peppermint blend, pause, and breathe. As you sip:

• Ask yourself what you really want this year
• Let answers come gently, without forcing anything

Jot down whatever comes up—feelings, images, words, or specific goals

This is “me time” in its purest form: quiet, nourishing, and deeply focused on you.

Clearing Energy & Holding Your Intentions

Vision boarding isn’t just mental—it can be energetic, too. Create a calming, intentional space that feels like your future self would happily live in.

Incense Cones – Cedarwood, Fir Needle, Sage & Bergamot

Hand-dipped charcoal cones bring a grounding, nature-inspired scent to your space. Light one as you begin your vision session and imagine the smoke carrying away:

• Old stories
• Self-doubt
• Heavy energy that doesn’t belong to your new chapter

As the air clears, remind yourself: I am allowed to start fresh.

Little Dishes – Handmade Intention Holders

These handmade glass dishes are beautiful catch-alls—but they’re also powerful little altars for your dreams. Use them to hold:

• Written intentions or affirmations
• A word of the year on a folded note
• A small symbol of what you’re calling in (a key for a new home, a paper heart for love, a coin for abundance)

Place your dish somewhere you’ll see every day. Each time you walk by, let it be a visual reminder of where you’re headed.

Remember Your Power

Vision boards, journals, tea rituals, incense, and tiny intention dishes aren’t magic on their own—you are the magic.

When you:

• Get clear about what you want
• Practice gratitude for what you have
• Take care of your mind, body, and spirit
• Release what no longer serves you

you step back into your own power.

On this National Vision Board Day, give yourself permission to dream bigger, be kinder to yourself, and believe that your future is not random—it’s responsive to your focus, your energy, and your choices.

Keep seeing it. Keep feeling it. Keep moving toward it—one intentional, loving step at a time.