Bloom Your Vision

SUGGESTIONS for getting the most from the day:

You'll be doing this from your environment of choice. So, take the time to make your space most conducive to getting the most from this experience. Create an inviting workspace for yourself to tap into clarity and focus being mindful of clutter and how powerful clearing it can feel. We also suggest using sage to energetically clear the space.

Create your happy place. Consider using candles, incense, fresh-cut flowers etc. to create ambiance and positive energy.

Have a nourishing breakfast / lunch (depending on your time zone) before the workshop. Prepare a nice cup of tea or coffee to enjoy during the workshop and have snacks and water on hand.

Gratitude, Clearing and Vision Meditations. If you have time, please use these in advance to start preparing your mind, body, and soul for your experience.
Companion Journal: Decide whether you want to write by hand into your journal or use the fill-able digital version, which is also available. If you are writing by hand, make sure to print it out in advance. The digital version is available if you don't have paper. Having paper on hand is a great way to jot ideas down or doodle if you are not printing the journal out. No need to start filling it out until the day of the event as we will be going through it together. Whichever version you choose, make sure to have it ready to go for the day.

VISION BOARD:
- For those creating a VIRTUAL vision board using Canva: You will be able to grab screenshots off the internet so there's not much to do in advance. The journal is designed to guide you through brainstorming to help you get clear about what you want.You can explore Canva for optional templates you might want to use.
- For those creating a PHYSICAL vision board hands on: You will need supplies. Here is your supply list... make sure to have this stuff ready to go the day of the event

Decide whether you'll be creating a vision board the hands-on way on poster board using glue and magazines or digitally using Canva.com or another online platform. Be sure you’re able to save and share your creation with our group, if you choose to share.

A variety of magazines (such as health and wellness magazines, home, and garden, design, and architecture such as Dwell, lifestyle magazines such as Real Simple or O, business magazines such as, Fast Company and National Geographic is a great one for nature images)
Glue: Try to avoid Elmer’s white glue as the pages tend to ripple when they dry. Using glue sticks works great. Most types are repositionable until dry, which is ideal for this type of project.
A large poster board (22×28 is a good standard size, you can find poster-board at Target, Walgreens, or art supply stores).
Scissors are optional as you may want to rip the pages for a more rustic look.