Vision boards aren’t just a New Year’s tradition. They’re a tool for transitions, new beginnings, and moments when you’re ready to realign—no matter what month it is. In this episode of Life at Ten Tenths, Matt and Garrett are joined by special guest Jocelyn Frey for a real-life conversation about why vision boards actually work—and why they continue working even when you stop consciously thinking about them. Through Jocelyn’s story of travel, major life moves, and bold decisions, this episode explores the quiet power of environment, awareness, and intention. Not in a flashy, “manifest overnight” way—but in a grounded, practical way that plays out over time. This conversation reframes vision boards as something far more useful than a once-a-year exercise. They’re a way to give your mind direction during moments of change—when you’re stepping into something new, letting go of something old, or simply ready for a reset. We get into: - Why vision boards influence decisions subconsciously - How environment shapes behavior and confidence - Why you don’t need perfect clarity for a vision board to work - The difference between forcing goals and allowing direction - How intention plus action creates momentum over time - This episode is for anyone standing at a crossroads—or quietly feeling the pull toward something more. 🎧 Listen in, and remember: clarity doesn’t always come before action. Sometimes it shows up because you took it.