There are many ways to create a vision board. Consider do you want a vision board you can take everywhere with you? A phone wallpaper may be best. One that's easily sharable? Pinterest may be a great option. The crucial thing here is a combination of what works for you, so it is readily accessible, visually stimulating and inspires you how you learn. This is a vision board, so is highly visual. But if you are a kinaesthetic learner, embrace the feelings you feel when looking at the images, quotes, etc. If you're an audio learner; imagine the sounds of location your dream house is in, or the sound the engine will make of your car. The more you're able to imbibe sight, sound and vision, the clearer the intention and the goal.

Let your imagination run wild here. I believe AI image generators could be a huge win for vision boards here in the future. If you cannot find your ideal home (for instance) describe it to an AI and pick the one closest to the image in your head. Source your other materials how ever feels right to you. There are images everywhere you can think of. If your board is digital, you can also put a link to a video, piece of music, inspirational speech, etc. It's not so much the what, more the feelings within you the image generates. The memories you can build, the sounds that you hear. That's what builds the power of your vision boards.

I have multiple boards for different things. My laptop wallpaper has images of holidays, cars, people acting the roles I want, the colours that inspire me. Whenever I look at the desktop; I'm inspired to keep going. I have a housing one under my whiteboard, and I have even tried inspirational quotes on paper above my bed (Make sure it's not heavy in case it falls like mine did!) My phone wallpaper in "home mode" has my current top priority aim on. Work mode has a business goal. I surround myself with my boards; some I even share. The more they're displayed, the more you'll see and feel. The quicker you'll feel the drive to achieve the dreams!