…while Great Works
of the traditional sort
are marvels of time and space,
life offers
far more opportunities
for the sharing of peanuts.

-excerpted from Colleen Wainwright’s poem “Dying to be born,” published in What is Dying to be Born?, Lianne Raymond

I love using self-care time to focus on long-term visioning.

(I call this “biz-care” when the visioning = daydreaming about how I want to nourish and grow my business.)

Occasionally that long-term visioning takes the form of clipping and collaging.

I love the process, but inevitably I don’t know what to do with old pieces. After all, a collage represents your hopes, dreams, and who you want to become. It’s hard to throw that away, even if they’re ages old and don’t warrant prime real estate space anymore.

Enter: hanging file collages.

The small layout makes it great for a quick afternoon collaging break. Plus, they’re super easy to hang on a cork board (two pushpins under the white nubbins), easy to swap out when you need a lift or a theme change, super easy to fold and file when they’re retired.

Easy peasy.