I know we want the best in life and definitely will put up the best images on our vision board but the questions you need to ask yourself are; 

- What are my goals?

- What's the time frame within which I want to achieve these goals?

The first step in creating a vision board is to define your goals clearly. And by clearly I mean with all the details necessary. If your goal is to buy a house then give details of what it looks like, and how much it costs, and describe the neighbourhood and even your neighbours. Do your research about the details of your goals and write them down. 

The next step after writing down your goals is to determine the time you expect each goal to manifest. My advice here is to be realistic. For example, you may not be able to buy, build or own a house worth 20 million within a year if you can't save or make more money within that time. I'll advise you to do your calculation and find out how long it will take you to have the money you'll need for the house and then that will probably be when you may be able to manifest the house. The bottom line is your means determine when you can achieve the goal. 

The next thing to do is to find the images that correspond to each of your goals and the details. You can cut out images and words from magazines if you are doing a physical vision board. You can also search for appropriate images and print them if you don't have magazines. If you are doing your board online on an app like Canva you can just download the images and upload them on the app or you could find some of the pictures you need on the app when you search the pictures section.

Place the images representing your goals on the board. If you have more than one image for one goal then put them together to represent it. Also, put the date you expect to achieve it. Add some positive affirmations that affirm your goals. 

Download it or take a picture of it and put it in places where you can see it often. This will remind you to work hard to achieve what's on it. 

To help you further, break your goals into smaller achievable tasks and work to achieve them within a time frame that falls before the date you are expecting to achieve the main goal.

Wishing you all the best as you create your vision board and work hard to achieve it.