Creating a Reality Board
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Objective
I can synthesize personal goals and actionable steps on a reality board.
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Warm-up video
Zsolt Fekete Global · 9:36
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Key concepts
3 concepts
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A vision board helps you visualize your goals, which is important because it helps you avoid distractions and stay on track.
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When creating a vision board, use pictures that represent your future goals and write a date on each picture indicating when the goal should be achieved.
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After completing your vision board, take a picture of it and use it as a screensaver on your phone or computer to constantly remind you of your goals.
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Practice
8 questions
What is the primary purpose of creating a vision board, according to the video?
The video mentions five major categories for goals on a vision board. List three of these categories.
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Exit ticket
Quick comprehension check
“Describe a personal goal you have for the next year. Then, list three actionable steps you can take to achieve that goal, as if you were adding them to a reality board.”
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