Setting up resolutions is a common way to see progress in your life, but it can be hard to keep up with them as time passes. If you’re looking to truly spark inspiration and manifest positive change ...

Another year, another long list of resolutions that are filed away in a notebook and promptly forgotten. While the idea of “New Year, New You” is nice in theory, it’s hardly a full-proof plan to help ...

Career goals and desires can be part of your overall vision board —or you can create a specific career vision board to capture your professional aspirations. A vision board is a visual collage that ...

If you remember the days of Polyvore, an online platform that allowed its users to create collages of their favorite shopping picks, and mourned its demise, you'll be pleased to know a new app has ...

Those grand and dreamy vision boards you see on Pinterest might be the gold standard of goal-setting, but a busy life doesn't always lend itself well to going above and beyond with your vision. You ...

Hoping to become more mindful in the new year? Perhaps looking at a photo of yourself meditating, or a serene landscape that reminds you of inner peace, can motivate you towards this goal each day.

It's likely that you've heard about vision boards, and the power they have to help you manifest whatever you want — as if they're a magic portal that can bring all of your dreams into reality. Now, ...

Creating goals is part of the journey of seeing them realized. While some people prefer to simply think of what they want to achieve, others like to make something they can see. That’s where a vision ...

You can do a vision board anytime, anyplace. Having said that, the next few weeks closing one year and entering a new one in the western world have a special energy for them. Therefore, let me share ...

HOUSTON – Vision boards are all the rage this time of year, but how do you create one that doesn’t just collect dust and that can actually help you achieve your goals? Author, speaker and vision board ...

I'm not proud to admit that I've failed every single New Year's resolution that I've ever set for myself, but I am relieved to say that I'm not alone. Studies show that nearly 80 percent of ...