A sisterhood vision board is a shared map for you and your closest friends.
It is more than just pretty pictures; it is a visual promise to show up for each other.
When I made one with my friends, it changed the way we talked about the future.
It represents the laughter, the support, and the big moves you want to make as a team.
It shows that your individual wins are even better when your sisters are right there cheering you on.
Why Shared Goals Strengthen Friendships
Life gets busy, and it is easy to drift apart, but having a shared vision keeps you locked in.
I’ve found that when you know your friend’s big dreams, you can help her reach them.
Whether you are planning a joint business or just a weekly walk, these goals give your friendship a sense of purpose.
It turns “we should do that sometime” into a real plan.
Seeing your collective goals every day reminds you that you aren’t doing life alone.
How to Create a Sisterhood Vision Board
Define the vibe and values
Before you pick up the scissors, sit down with your circle and talk about what matters most.
I’ve found that the best boards start with a deep chat.
Do you want a season of “soft life” and rest, or are you all in a “hustle and grow” phase?
Deciding on a vibe—like “unfiltered joy” or “quiet strength”…ensures everyone is on the same page.
This step makes sure the board reflects the heart of your specific group.
Choose shared goals
Think about what you want to achieve together.
I like to include things that require the whole team, like a group fitness challenge or a joint savings goal for a big trip.
It could even be a goal to have a “no-phone” dinner once a month.
When you pick goals as a group, you become each other’s accountability partners.
It’s a lot harder to give up when you know your sisters are counting on you.
Use photos, words, and symbols
This board should look like a celebration.
I love using candid photos of the group where everyone is laughing and being themselves.
Add “power words” that mean something to your tribe, like “Loyalty,” “Expansion,” or “Ease.”
Use symbols like a knot to show your bond or a star for your big dreams.
Making it visual turns your friendship into a powerful force that you can actually see and feel every day.
1. Supportive Friendship Energy
This is all about the “I’ve got your back” feeling.
I like to use photos of two people hugging or a simple shot of two hands holding.
It represents the safety of knowing you won’t fall because your sisters are there to catch you.
When I see this on my board, it reminds me to be a soft place for my friends to land.
It’s a visual promise that no matter how hard life gets, nobody in the circle has to face it alone.
2. Growth-Focused Sisterhood
A real sisterhood wants to see you level up.
I fill this section with images of women sitting in a circle sharing ideas or a photo of a blooming flower.
It represents the way we water each other’s dreams.
I’ve found that when my friends grow, I grow too.
This section reminds the group to keep pushing for more and to never let a friend stay stuck in a place that is too small for her.
3. Healing & Safe-Space
Sometimes the world is a lot, and you just need your girls.
I use photos of cozy blankets, tea cups, and quiet living rooms.
It is about the “no-judgment zone” where you can cry or vent without feeling “too much.”
This vision reminds us that our friendship is a sanctuary.
It’s a place where we can take off our masks, heal our hearts, and feel completely safe just as we are.
4. Celebrating Each Other’s Wins
In this circle, your win is my win.
I love using images of popping champagne or a photo of friends cheering loudly in a crowd.
It is about killing envy and replacing it with pure joy.
I’ve learned that life is more fun when you have a tribe that throws a party for your smallest victory.
This section reminds us to be the loudest fans in the front row of each other’s lives.
5. Accountability Partners
We all need a little nudge sometimes.
I represent this with a photo of two watches or a shared “habit tracker” on a fridge.
It’s the “did you do it yet?” energy.
I find that when I know my sister is checking on me, I actually get my work done.
This part of the board shows that we are here to hold each other to a higher standard because we know what we are all capable of.
6. Girls’ Trip Memories
This is for the trips you’ve taken and the ones that are still just a dream.
I use polaroids of the group at the beach or a printed-out plane ticket for a future date.
It is about the bond that happens when you leave your daily life behind.
I’ve found that traveling together creates “inside jokes” that last forever.
This section keeps the fun on the calendar and gives everyone something to look forward to.
7. Wellness Goals
Being healthy is easier when you do it together.
I use photos of colorful yoga mats or a group of women walking in the park.
It’s about the “we’re in this together” sweat.
I’ve found that a morning workout is much better when a friend is waiting for you at the gym.
This vision reminds the group to take care of their bodies so they can stay strong and active together for years to come.
8. Spiritual Sisterhood
For some, the bond is built on faith.
I use images of glowing candles, open books, or a circle of women with their heads bowed.
It represents the “soul” of the friendship.
I find that praying for a friend is the deepest way to love them.
This section reminds us to keep each other’s names in our hearts and to support each other on a level that goes beyond the physical world.
9. Career-Driven Women Circle
This is for the “powerhouse” group.
I use photos of sharp blazers, laptops, and coffee dates where we talk about business.
It is about being a “mastermind” for each other.
I love seeing my sisters win in their jobs because it proves what is possible for all of us.
This part of the board reminds us to share resources, open doors, and build our empires side-by-side.
10. Financial Growth Together
Money shouldn’t be a secret between friends.
I like to use images of “Paid” stamps or a photo of a group looking at a savings goal chart.
It represents the “we all eat” mindset.
We talk about investing, saving, and building wealth so no one gets left behind.
Seeing this on the board makes it okay to talk about big money goals and reminds us that we are all working toward freedom.
11. Soft Life Friendships
This is about rejecting the “struggle” and choosing ease together.
I use photos of silk robes, slow brunch dates, and flowers.
It represents a bond where you don’t have to do anything to be loved.
I’ve found that the best friends are the ones who let you just “be.”
This section reminds the group to slow down and enjoy the sweet, quiet moments of life without any guilt or stress.
12. Friendship Milestones
I love to think about the “big” moments we will share.
I use images like a “Happy 10th Anniversary” card or a photo of friends standing together at a wedding.
It shows that you are playing the long game.
I’ve found that visualizing the future, like being the “cool aunts” to each other’s kids.
It is a reminder that this isn’t just for now; it’s for life.
13. Creative Collaboration Goals
If you and your girls love to make things, put it on the board!
I use photos of a shared studio, a podcast mic, or a mood board you built together.
It is about the magic that happens when your brains click.
I’ve found that working on a project with a sister makes the work feel like play.
This section encourages you to start that business or blog you’ve been talking about for years.
14. Emotional Maturity & Boundaries
A strong sisterhood needs clear rules. I use words like “Respect,” “Truth,” and “Space.”
It represents the “adult” side of friendship.
I’ve learned that being able to say “no” to a friend actually makes the bond stronger.
This part of the board reminds us to talk through our feelings instead of hiding them.
it’s about building a circle where everyone feels heard and respected.
15. Glow-Up Together
This is the “total package” upgrade for the whole group.
I use images of healthy meals, skincare routines, and confident smiles.
It’s about everyone in the circle becoming the best version of themselves at the same time.
I love seeing my friends shine because their light doesn’t dim mine—it adds to it.
This section reminds us to keep leveling up our habits, our looks, and our minds as a team.
16. Loyalty & Trust Visuals
Trust is the floor that a friendship stands on.
I use symbols like a lock and key or a photo of a pinky swear.
It represents the “secret vault” you have with your sisters.
When I see this, I feel a sense of peace knowing my business is safe with them.
It’s a reminder to be a woman of your word and to always protect the hearts and the names of the women in your circle.
17. Fun & Laughter Moments
Never forget to just be silly.
I fill this section with blurry photos of us laughing or a “ticket” to a comedy show.
It is about the “belly-laugh” energy.
I’ve found that laughter is the best medicine for a bad week.
This vision reminds the group to keep things light and to make time for play.
It’s a reminder that the point of life is to enjoy it with people who make you smile.
18. Community-Building Vision
This is about the “extended” family.
I use photos of a big dinner table full of people or a community garden.
It represents the way your sisterhood can help others.
Maybe you want to volunteer together or host a neighborhood event.
I’ve found that giving back as a group makes the bond feel even deeper.
This section reminds us to use our collective power to do some good in the world.
19. Strong Women Inspiration
Sometimes you need to look up to the greats.
I use photos of powerful women from history or leaders we all admire.
It’s about the “trailblazer” spirit.
When we see what other women have done, it makes us feel like we can do it too.
This part of the board acts as a reminder that we come from a long line of strong women, and we are carrying that torch forward together.
20. Legacy Friendships
Think about how you want to be remembered as a group.
I use images of old women laughing on a porch or a “foundation” named after the group.
It is about the “impact” of your bond.
I’ve found that thinking about our legacy makes us kinder to each other today.
This section reminds us to build a friendship that people will look at and say, “I want a bond exactly like that.”
21. Growing Together
This is the final, big-picture look at the group’s future.
I use a photo of a group walking toward a bright horizon.
It represents the fact that we are all changing, but we are staying side-by-side.
I’ve learned that as long as we grow in the same direction, we will never grow apart.
This is the ultimate “we made it” vision that keeps the sisterhood strong through every season of life.