If you’ve been keeping up with this series on working with the Law of Attraction using a vision board, you know I’ve been talking about the sections of a vision board, one at a time. So far, I’ve talked about the career, relationship, and money sections of a board.

In this post, I want to briefly talk about a section I have had a profound experience with on my own vision board: the education section.

There are thousands of young people who want to go to college and can’t afford it. There are also thousands of older people who either didn’t finish college or didn’t get the chance to go simply because it just never worked out with their schedule.

Regardless of the reason, if you want to start or finish a college education, you can attract that goal to yourself with an education vision board. For this, you would need to have an image of the college that you’d like to attend.

You can even print off an application, shrink it to size and stamp “accepted” across the front of it before you glue it to your board. Whatever classes that you want to take, you can glue images related to these classes onto your board.

If finances are the reason that you haven’t reached this goal, you can cut out pictures of money or scholarship approvals and paste those onto your board.

In my own experience, I pasted a picture of myself from when I graduated with an Associate of Arts degree from a community college. Then I pasted words around when I decided to return to college (after taking a break for a few years, as I was uncertain during that time about what I wanted to do) for my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, naming the school and that I had graduated with that degree.

When I graduated with my BA (with a minor in Human Resource Management to boot!), I had decided, once again, to take some time off, not sure if I wanted to move on for a Master of Arts in Psychology. Through some fortunate events, I found myself back in grad school 6 months later. I did the same as before, pasting words of graduating with my MA in Psychology from that university.

It took me 4 years to earn both degrees, and that was while working an average of 70 hours a week at my job. It was a lot of work, but I held the vision, thanks to the board. I had it placed in my home office where I would look at it every day, most of that time while doing my course work.

I emphasize that last sentence to say this: The way that the Law of Attraction works is that when we see what we want most and it’s clearly identified, we take steps to make those goals happen and we’re often not even aware that that’s what we’re doing!

And that wraps up what I wanted to say about the education section of the vision board. Next up, I’ll share my thoughts on the health section of a board.

 

 

 

 

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