Printable Vision Board Template

A quick update on this post. I created this printable vision board template about six years ago. This post led to me becoming a published author! My book, Make Anything Happen, came out not long after this post was discovered by a book publisher. I have dreamed of being an author since I was 8 years old. So…if you’re looking to be inspired or create a vision board, there is good energy around this post and I hope it inspires you to do something amazing! OK…on to the original post!

Inspiration comes from the most random places. A couple weeks ago, the kids and I were watching the new season of Fuller House. In one episode, DJ was celebrating her 38th birthday. It just happened that I had celebrated my 38th birthday the day before. The kids and I laughed about this coincidence, but I got all serious when Kimmy Gibbler pulled out DJ’s vision board full of all the things she wanted to do before she turned 39.

WHAT A GREAT IDEA.

Next year, I’ll be 40. FORTY, y’all. There are a lot of things I want to do before I turn 40. So, inspired by DJ Fuller, I created a printable vision board template…and it was so fun to make!

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There are so many ways to use this template.

Printable Vision Board Template

I have tons of planner stickers sitting around. I started with those.

Then, I found some pictures that sum up the things I want to do in the next year and I printed those out and ran through my sticker machine. The sticker machine is super handy, by the way – I love mine. You can turn anything into a sticker! You can see it here.

If you want to make your own stickers, I have a whole blog post dedicated to all the ways you can make your own stickers at home.

I used pens to fill in the rest (here are some of my favorite planner pens). 

I’ll keep this in my planner (or maybe on my wall) to remind me of the things I want to do, the way I want to live, and what I want to accomplish.

You could also modify this very easily, if you wanted to change the categories (for example…if you don’t have a list of books you want to read, you can stick or glue something cute over the words to to make it work for you).

This was so fun to put together. 

Who knew DJ Fuller and a late-night, Christmas break, binge-watching session of Fuller House with the kids would inspire me so?

Be sure to also grab these free printable vision board quote cards (pictured below!) to dress it up a little!

You can find all of my vision board content in one place by clicking here.

You can download this vision board printable template here, or by clicking on the black and white “download” button below. If you have any trouble, shoot me an email and I will send it to you!