Minimalism vision board template
Minimalism boards usually show empty white rooms, which sets up the same trap as any aspirational image: you compare your flat to a photo and feel worse. This template is about subtraction as a habit. Every tile is something you will remove, cancel, finish or say no to, and every next action removes one thing today: a drawer, a subscription, an app, a commitment, a tab. A few tiles are about what the space is for once it exists, because minimalism without a reason turns into another performance. The board works best when you keep updating the captions with what actually left the house. That list is more motivating than any photo.
The 12 tiles: caption and next action
- A wardrobe I can see at onceNext action: Take five things you have not worn to the donation bag
- One drawer that closesNext action: Empty it now and put back only what you use
- Inbox with no unread by FridayNext action: Unsubscribe from ten newsletters
- Phone with one screen of appsNext action: Delete three apps you opened out of habit
- No subscriptions I cannot nameNext action: Cancel the one you forgot about
- Buy nothing new for a monthNext action: Write the date on the calendar
- A desk with only today on itNext action: Put everything else in a box for a week
- Two free evenings a weekNext action: Decline one recurring commitment
- Finish before startingNext action: Pick the one half-done project to close
- A kitchen with ten toolsNext action: Box the gadgets you have not used this year
- Space for what mattersNext action: Write what the free evening is for
- Quiet morningsNext action: Charge the phone outside the bedroom tonight
Suggested style: Paper
Paper with lots of white space. A minimalism board with a busy palette would argue against itself. Six presets are available in the maker; pick another if this one does not match your photos.