Vision-Boards May Be an Effective Way of Taking Your Imaginary Ideas From Your Head to Goal-Achieved Reality

When you get a conceive of a good idea -- something that you would like to see happen, like a task or goal
that you would like to achieve, do you write your idea down on paper or capture it in some way, like a vision-board?

Imagination is great, especially if once you imagine your goals, you pin them down (so to speak), so that you develop and define them, so that your conceivable goals/ideas do not slip away from you into an intangible obscurity. Capturing bubbling ideas, so that they don't "pop" and become lost, is quite key in making the ideas go from your head to manifesting into goal-achievements, into reality.

Capturing your goals in writing, is great for things like grocery lists; but making a visual/image goal board, may help you to manifest your dreams better, especially, if you are a more visually-orientated person, rather than linguistically-orientated.

An Inspiring Weightloss and Healthful Story About Jennie

Jennie Lewis took her weight and health matters and concerns in her own hands (with the help of Weight Watchers), and has become an amazing inspiration. I Lost Weight: After Being Homebound For 2 Years, Jennie Lewis Lost More Than 300 Pounds describes Jennie's transformation, that took her from taking insulin several times a day, to not being diabetic.

It's fascinating, what a positive mindset and determination can accomplish. Also, the before and after images of Jennie (shown in the article described), are a great comparison -- regarding the wonderful results that the option of utilizing the Weight Watchers program, can produce.

Sometimes, inspiration is needed to help us accomplish our goals. Jennie's story, is one of many that may prompt a successful and healthful switch, for someone being unhealthy, overweight and miserable, towards someone being healthier, slimmer, and happier.

Learn How Specifying May Contribute to Your Success

Explore Nine Things Successful People Do Differently - Heidi Grant Halvorson - Harvard Business Review -- and learn how getting "specific", can help you to become successful, specifically, in-regards to goal-setting; along with other significant things, that successful people do (differently), that are key in being successful.