Vision Boards
Vision boards have become popular over the past few years and are surprisingly easy to do at the library. This event aimed to have guests have a living vision board after 2 hours. They might not be done with it but they can continue to work on it as things change in their lives. I was able to find a local person who loves to teach people about vision boards. However, you do not need a presenter to do this event.
Description for January:
New Year, new you? But how do you transform yourself? Create that new you this year with a vision board! Come prepared with goals, a working plan, and ready to strategize. We will be writing, visualizing, and wondering what happens next when we achieve those goals!
All supplies are provided.
Description for other months:
It's never too late to make a change in your life. But how can you transform yourself? Create a new you starting now with a vision board! Come prepared with goals and be ready to strategize. We will write, visualize, and wonder what happens next when we achieve those goals!
If you already have a vision board, you can use this time to edit it to reflect your changing goals or just add more fun stickers.
All supplies are provided.
What I did to prepare
Since I had a presenter, I only needed to provide some magazines, scissors, writing utensils, and glue sticks. The presenter brought poster boards, washi tape, and tons of fun stickers. I included a link to some washi tape that's affordable if you're doing this yourself. You can get poster boards at Dollar Tree for very cheap.
Set Up
I had a few tables at the front of the room for supplies. The rest were set up like a classroom.
Takeaway
I loved this event. It was easy for me since I had someone presenting but anyone could do this with a little prep. The meat of this event was giving people the time to think about what they wanted to do over the next year.
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