I DARE you to TRY a Vision Board

About this video

Clark Kegley argues the best manifestation technique is visualization, and demonstrates making a digital vision board rather than a magazine-and-corkboard version from The Secret that sits in a closet. He shows his 2018, 2020, and 2022 boards, saying he visualized a YouTube play button for 100,000 subscribers while living in his mom’s basement before receiving one. The steps are: open a blank document, optionally list about five goals for the year first, then search Google Images and copy and paste images representing each goal. He advises keeping the board to 10, maybe 12, images maximum, preferring authentic-looking photos over polished stock photos because experience is seen through your own eyes. For ambiguous goals he uses Neville Goddard’s ‘congratulations frame’: picture the end-result moment that proves it happened, such as hitting a subscriber milestone or celebrating a business target. He suggests thinking in one-, five-, and ten-year intentions while staying flexible, tells a client’s story — a woman in her early 20s, recently out of the Air Force, who he says after eight months got a dream job in Florida where the mural from her board was outside her work window — and recommends placing the board as a desktop background, phone lock screen, in the back of a journal, or on a bathroom wall. He promotes extending the board into a ‘vision book’ for a 2.0 character in his Metamorphic program.

Key takeaways

• Visualization means holding images of the end result in your mind, making the invisible visible.
• Build a digital vision board by pasting Google Images for each goal into a blank document.
• Keep the board simple, with about 10 to 12 images maximum, so it is easy to review and understand.
• Use the congratulations frame for vague goals: choose an image of the moment that proves the goal happened.
• Reinforce the board daily by using it as a desktop or lock screen, putting it in a journal, or posting it in the bathroom.

Episode details: published January 14, 2022 · 14:32 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are Clark Kegley’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.

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