Start with your aesthetic(s)

Choose colors, images and patterns that make you happy and that you identify with. You don't have to limit yourself to one aesthetic either: if you want both sparkly Y2K vibes but also flowery cottagecore vibes, you can tie them together with common colors and patterns. Just like in life, you don't have to limit yourself to one aesthetic or state of mind.

Gather images of your shorter-term goals

Whether it's graduating college, maintaining a healthier lifestyle or finding more time to appreciate the little things in life, include images that represent these goals. (Tip: if the image doesn't fit the aesthetic, apply filters on apps like VSCO or Adobe LightRoom to match the colors and vibes.)

Gather images of your longer-term goals

The possibilities are endless with long-term goals. They also don't have to be definite! You have time, and you will figure things out. Here are some questions to think about when thinking of your long-term goals.

Where do you want to live?

Where do you want to travel?

What do you want your career to look like?

What are some awards you want to work towards winning?

How are you going to bring these dreams to life?

Add quotes and words you live by

Integrating meaningful quotes into your vision board can help you manifest these dreams into reality. Include quotes from people you look up to, positive affirmations or words that comfort you in times of hardship.

Lastly, remember what makes you special, and integrate that into your board

In the end, this board is supposed to represent you and your dreams, so remembering who you are will help you manifest who you want to be.