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I'm your host Elsie Larson.

And I'm your host, Emma Chapman.

In this week's episode, we're diving into how to make vision boards and five-year plans.

If you're in the mood to think about goals and dreams, you're in the right place.

We're also answering some listener questions and engaging in a hot to think about goals and dreams you're in the right place. We're also answering some

listener questions and engaging in a hot take debate about whether romantic comedies are actually

the worst. Oh, shots fired. I love it. So let's just jump right in. So how to make a vision board.

We're going to talk about vision boards and then we're going to take about five year plan. But I kind of want to say like five or 10 year plan because they're kind of the same thing. Just the scale is a little bit different. Yeah. We'll talk about this more when we get to the five year plan. But I do kind of think sometimes the number, the year number can kind of hang up on you. So don't just hang with us.

What we're talking about is big goals and breaking it down. And also before we talk about each of

these, the vision board, which we'll talk about first and then the five-year plan or 10-year plan,

how everyone will look at it. Here's what I'll say before we start is I think that the vision board

to me is all about curating the vibe that you want for your life.

It's like visual vibes. So like this is the feeling that I want my life to have. Whereas the five year plan thing to me is like that's making a roadmap. This is my specific how I'm going to get from here to there type thing. So these are two very different things.

And I wanted to kind of say that because I want to pitch, you do need both.

I think.

I think both are very good for very different reasons.

And I think to only do one and not the other, like you're kind of missing out.

So like, they're fun.

Get into it.

Let's do it.

I don't know.

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