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Elenny · 03-02-2007, 12:15 AM

I didn't think it made much sense to do the "Vision Statement" electronically, because since I use my computer mostly for work, I don't have much time to be staring at my screensaver or wallpaper.

I just purchased a corkboard at Walmart (about $7.00), found all the pictures I wanted from the Internet, and had them printed via Walgreens.com.

I know some people might think that borders on copyright infringement (printing pictures of cars, houses, nature, etc.), but since I'm not using them for comercial purposes, I didn't feel bad about it.

I pinned the pictures to the corkboard, and hung it on the wall next to my computer, and it worked wonderfully. Total cost was less than $15, and at least in my personal case, it's a lot more visual than doing it electronically.

03-02-2007, 12:15 AM	#2 (permalink)
Elenny Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 189	I didn't think it made much sense to do the "Vision Statement" electronically, because since I use my computer mostly for work, I don't have much time to be staring at my screensaver or wallpaper. I just purchased a corkboard at Walmart (about $7.00), found all the pictures I wanted from the Internet, and had them printed via Walgreens.com. I know some people might think that borders on copyright infringement (printing pictures of cars, houses, nature, etc.), but since I'm not using them for comercial purposes, I didn't feel bad about it. I pinned the pictures to the corkboard, and hung it on the wall next to my computer, and it worked wonderfully. Total cost was less than $15, and at least in my personal case, it's a lot more visual than doing it electronically.