Marissa Lawton

When it comes to structuring our time outside of session, we need to determine what feels rejuvenating and what feels restrictive. Because while we all have the same 24 hours in every day, not every one of us likes to, or can, spend those hours the same way.

Vision boards. For some of us they conjure up images of school project style collages while for others they might suggest Pinterest boards of recipes and renovations. But what exactly is a vision board and what’s its primary purpose?

It’s no secret that much of our society today thrives on convenience and instant gratification. From unlimited drive-thru services to same-day shipping, and from on-demand movie streaming to Instacart groceries, we have the ability to access just about anything we want or need within a matter of moments.

Decision fatigue is not a new thing. But it feels like it’s been on the rise for years. As society has become increasingly busy and inundated with tasks and obligations, we’ve started carrying more on our plates today than ever before.