*This is a paid collaboration with Manifestation Pulse. Please see the end of the post for more details. Let's not sugarcoat it, we are very fast approa…
*This is a paid collaboration with Manifestation Pulse. Please see the end of the post for more details.
Let's not sugarcoat it, we are very fast approaching the end of 2025. It's quite baffling to think how very fast this year has gone. I am starting to see Christmas decorations in supermarkets and have even heard Christmas songs on the radio. With the year coming to an end, a new year is approaching, which means it's time to start thinking about potential goals I want to achieve in 2026. One book that's helping me do that is The *2026 Vision Board Clip Art Book by Manifestation Pulse.
Firstly, let me explain who Manifestation Pulse is.
Manifestation Pulse is a team of manifestation coaches who have worked with hundreds of clients over a long period of time to help them manifest their desires and dreams.
The brand wants to put to bed the misunderstanding around manifestation and how others perceive it. It's not just about putting your wish out there; there's a more scientific approach to it. One way to manifest properly is to activate the Reticular Activating System (RAS) of the brain. A way to do this is through creating vision boards of your goals and dreams.
I have received other books from Manifestation Pulse, which I have really enjoyed reading and using in the past.
Read my review of the 2025 Vision Clip Art Book.
Read my review of the Guided Gratitude Journal.
Now, let me tell you about the Vision Clip Art Book.
In this book, there are exercises to help you understand what goals you're currently manifesting and want to achieve. The exercises include:
Exercise 1
The first exercise requires you to consider how happy you are in specific areas of your life and what you would like to change. They're split into 6 different categories. These categories are:
- Health and fitness
- Career and finances
- Love and romantic life
- Personal growth/spirituality
- Family and friends
- Lifestyle and home
There is then a spreadsheet for you to fill out, where you write all of your goals.
Exercise 2
The second exercise asks you to think about your future self. It gets you asking questions about where you want to be in a year. It also asks to choose a word or phrase you'd like to describe your future self in a year.
Exercise 3
Now this is where the fun begins! With everything you have considered in terms of your goals and dreams, it's time to create that vision for yourself. With over 650+ photos in different categories to choose from, you won't be stuck for choice!
The categories of photos in this book include:
- Lifestyle
- Travel
- Finances
- Love and relationships
- Inspirational quotes
- Health and fitness
- Family and friends
- Education
- Careers
- Hobbies
- Home and interiors
- Well-being
- Fashion
- Milestones
As I said, there is a huge variety of imagery to choose from when creating your vision board.
Here are my thoughts on 'The 2026 Vision Clip Art Book' by Manifestation Pulse.
I'm someone who doesn't like to think about New Year's goals too early, as it puts pressure on me before the New Year has even begun. But this book is a more creative and less pressurising way of thinking about my 2026 goals.
It's a chance for me to scour the imagery of the book and decipher what I really want to achieve. It's important not to be influenced by others or by who I follow online as to what my goals should be. Only I can decide what MY goals are going to be, and Manifestation Pulse certainly helps with that.
The above exercises, especially 1 and 2, really got me thinking about where I want my life to be in a year. What I like about this book is that there's no pressure to strive for big, life-changing, high-end goals; you can just start small, then work your way up.
Vision boards offer that wonderful creativity option when thinking about your goals. If you feel the same, this book by Manifestation Pulse is perfect!
I'd love to know if you've started thinking about your 2026 goals yet!
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As the nights draw in, we want our home to have that feeling of cosiness and warmth when we're there. Creating that kind of ambience can make any home feel welcoming, not just for yourself, but for visitors too. Not only is it a good idea to create a cosy feel within your home for the colder months, but it's also important to ensure your heating and boilers are up to standard. If you need to replace your boiler before the cold weather kicks in, start by looking at Vitodens boilers on Viessmann to find one that's cost-effective.
Once you have your boiler sorted, it's time to fully focus on giving your home that extra feel of cosiness, ready for the Autumn/Winter months ahead.
Here are the ways to make your home feel and look cosy for the Autumn/Winter:
1) Embrace all the throws, cushions and rugs
Every year, home brands and stores release a new range of Autumn homeware, particularly cushions, throws and rugs. These home accessories add such a cosy feel to any room in the house, especially the living room and bedroom. Swapping lighter Summer fabrics for thick, cosier fabrics can instantly give that cosy feel to your home.
2) Candles, candles and more candles
Whether it's tealights or a huge Yankee-style candle, candlesadd that perfect Autumn/Winter ambience to any home. I tend to buy candles that emit that Autumnal scent to make the house not only feel Autumnal, but smell it also. Once a candle is lit in my house, it's time to snuggle down and watch TV or read for the evening.
3) Enhance the lighting
Besides candles, floor lamps, table lamps and fairy lights create those warm pockets of light in any room in your home. If you want to embrace the natural lighting, use blinds you have in your windows to your advantage and control the amount of lighting streaming through your windows.
4) Incorporate seasonal scents
Pumpkin and cinnamon for Autumn and gingerbread and pine for Winter, create that beautiful scent according to the season we're in. There are different ways to incorporate that seasonal scent into your home:
- Use dried flowers or potpourri and place them in a bowl in your desired room.
- Put a pot of water on the stove and add spices like cinnamon sticks and cloves or even orange slices to give your home that scent everywhere.
- Buy scented candles, wax melts or reed diffusers with that Autumn or Winter scent.
- Bake. Just simply bake something.
Doing these simple things can add a cosy vibe to anyone's home.
5) Decorate your home with seasonal decor
As well as the cushions, throws and rugs, adding something like an Autumnal wreath on your door and decorating your home for Christmas (not yet!) can really make any home feel cosy and warm to walk into.
6) Create a cosy reading nook
Reading a book is the perfect activity to do during the colder months. There's no better feeling than snuggling down with a good book and relaxing. All you need is a cosy blanket, a drink of your choice, warm pyjamas/loungewear and a comfy chair and a cosy throw to snuggle under.
These are some of the ways to make your home feel and look cosy for the Autumn/Winter months.
As you settle down with your hot chocolate/pumpkin spiced latte, I hope these tips inspire you to get your home looking and feeling cosy for the colder months ahead. It doesn't have to be an expensive task, it's the littlest things that make the biggest difference.
Let me know how you get your home feeling cosy in Autumn and Winter!
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