If you spent any time scrolling through Instagram or TikTok on New Year’s Day, you’ll have seen a new routine emerging among the midnight kisses and scattering of sequins: people huddled on the floor, hunched over piles of old magazines, cutting things out and sticking them onto large whiteboards, probably to the soundtrack of something like Natasha Bedingfield’s classic aspirational bop “Unwritten”.
Forget gallons of booze or midnight kisses, the hottest trend this new year involved creating your own vision board for the future – meaning cutting out photos from magazines and sticking them onto a piece of cardboard. Olivia Petter speaks to those who swear by it – and those who think it could change your life
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