Vision Board | Senior Year

Before we even start, let me tell you I have written this first post about 20 million different times. I cannot figure out how I want to start it, so if it is on this blog, I somehow constructed a post that I somewhat like. 

Anywho...

Have you ever heard of The Secret? It's a book by Rhonda Byrne that discusses how to achieve all the great things you want in your life. Or, if you have a Netflix,  its the perfect way to procrastinate kill two hours if you find yourself bored. It's pretty interesting, actually. I watched it one Sunday and it really spoke to me. It's all about believing that everything you want in life can actually happen if you focus on it. One way the movie suggests doing so is creating a vision board!

Now I could make a million different vision boards for a million different things I want for my life. In order to narrow it down, I decided to focus on just senior year for the time being. Since it is my last year of college and any type of school for the foreseeable future, I really want to put the effort in to make it the best year ever and totally & completely awesome. Capisce? 

Capisce (cah-peesh): derived from the Italian word "capire" which means "to understand". Or to anyone who isn't a language nerd, "kapeesh".  

Here is my lovely vision board:

Thanks to my mom for making the beautiful calligraphy!  

Friends, let me tell you, this mofo took me d a y s to do. Why? Because I am a perfectionist. It started out hamburger style (vertical), but I couldn't find a way to fit all the pictures on it with the calligraphy. I got so fed up that I set it aside and decided to come back later. The time away did me some good because it got my creative juices flowing and then this bad boy was made!

The overall message I wanted my vision board to say was "say yes" and "be daring" and "get out more" and "enjoy life". I think that was accomplished. 

I hung it up in my bathroom so I see it every morning and make the conscious choice to live in accordance with my board. That way, I can manifest those sentiments in my daily life. 

I hope you enjoyed my first post ever and my vision board. If you feel so inclined, make one for yourself! It's a blasty blast.

xo.
Kelsey