vision board

American  

[vizh-uhn bawrd] / ˈvɪʒ ən ˌbɔrd /

noun

1. a collage of pictures, text, and other items that represent and affirm one’s dreams and ambitions, created to help visualize and focus on one or more specific aspirations.

   Everything on her vision board points to a career in pediatric medicine.

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Etymology

Origin of vision board

First recorded in 2010–15

Example Sentences

He then crafted a whodunit-style vision board, pinning printed images of iconic movie villains onto his walls.

From Los Angeles Times

"I took 12 months out of the game and realigned my vision board," he said in his usual philosophical way.

From BBC

“Two years ago, I made a vision board and put a Volkswagen bus on it,” said Weinraub, who lives in Laguna Beach.

From Los Angeles Times

In Cholowsky’s dorm, he hangs a vision board on the wall.

From Los Angeles Times

She recalled working in an office when she was starting out as an actress, and creating a vision board using Power Point which featured inspirational people she wanted to work with.

From BBC