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Marvelous Vision Board Workshop

by Tammy York

Picture Your Future

The Marvelous Vision Board Workshop is all about you designing your perfect future.

You can’t have your perfect life if you can’t see it. Together we are going to create a roadmap for you to achieve your dreams.

No woo-woo magic involved!

We are going to you to tap into your powerful mind to get what you want out of life. Just like superstars like Oprah, Ellen, Jack Canfield, Jim Carrey, and more have done!

This workshop is right for you if:

You want to create a life you are excited about living
You have had challenges achieving your goals
You know you are meant for more

Ready to be selfish for three wonderful hours and change your life?

Yes! You! Are!

Details:

Light snacks and refreshments provided. You are welcome to bring your own beverage. While we supply all the materials you will need, we do recommend that you bring magazines, catalogs, or printouts of locations, items, or people that bring you joy, happiness, and peace.

What do our students have to say?

“I thought the training was very engaging and helpful.”

~ Julie R., regional education manager

“I have been to a lot of goal setting workshops and I liked Tammy’s the best. I like the different perspective and how it relates to the workings of the brain. As a presenter, she is knowledgeable and was able to relay the information in an understandable way. I will be using this information right away.”

~ Randi G., interpreter

“Our staff needed this! It was the breath of fresh air our team members needed.”

~ Amy R., director

“Tammy is a positive and engaging force of nature. With her workshop, I was able to get out of my way and start writing my book.”

~ Nicole E., writer

FAQs

Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event?

You must be at least 21 years of age to attend the workshop and present your ID and printed ticket at the door to get in.

What can I bring into the event?

We recommend bringing magazines and catalogs that are of interest to you as well as photos of loved ones, places you would like to travel, etc.

What’s the refund policy?

No refunds.

Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?

Yes.

How a Vision Board Smashes Time Wasters

by Tammy York

Vision boards based in “why” help you stay focused on your goals.

One of the common traits for people getting nearing achieving their goals is to find other things to do instead.

It is procrastination, but it doesn’t look that way.

It looks like bingeing Netflix, playing Call of Duty, having people who are drama queens or vampires in your life, finding chores that need done – immediately – or the world will end, roaming social media, volunteering for crap you really don’t want to do, as well as emails, meetings, more meetings, errands, etc.

Time Wasters

Time wasters appear as important work or something you deserve.

But, in all likelyhood, it is busy work that can wait, batched, delegated, or ignored.

However, time wasters can appear as well in the form of too many projects and ideas all vying for your attention and none of them getting the attention they fully deserve.

Focus Your Priorities

You must focus. Believe me, that is super hard to do. I know.

I’m one of those people with a thousand ideas and like crabs in a bucket.

One idea that gets near the top gets close to breaking free of the bucket of ideas is pulled down by the next new shiny squirrel idea.

It was easier for me when I decided to quit my day job and start my business. The difference was I now had a single focus – to be able to spend more time with my children by doing freelance copywriting work.

Vision Boards Help You Stay Focused

Anytime – ANYTIME – I started to stray, I would look at my vision board with my children’s cute little faces. The result was, I could focus again on the things I needed to do.

Time is a Limited Resource

By being able to stay focused and go fulltime freelance I was able to be with my kids more, write a best seller, help businesses grow, and set my schedule and work life. I had time.

I had control of my time and how I spent it.