Actress Serayah McNeill plays the role of Tiana Brown, on FOX’s hit series Empire. Off-screen Serayah is just a 20-year-old coming into her own and adjusting to fame. She talked to xoNecole about her vision board.
She said:
"I was going to community college majoring in theatre, working at H&M, and modeling on the side as well as singing and dancing. I was booking some commercials, but I really wanted to be on a TV show. I wrote that down on my vision board, and I really started to hone in and focus in on what I really wanted to do.  I’m very spiritual, and I think my belief and God as well as always putting good energy into the world has made a difference. I’m still auditioning for a couple movie roles that are now on my vision board. I pray that if its God’s will that I book a certain role, than its already mine."

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Ester Dean, star of Pitch Perfect 2, isn’t even 30 and she’s released her own EP, starred in major films, and written and produced songs for Nicki Minaj, Beyoncé, Rihanna, and Usher — just to name a few.
She talked to VH1 about her vision board and how artists she's always wanted to work with have manifested. Here's what she said:
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"As I’m getting to an age of maturity, I want a job that I’m like, “No, mommy’s not in the studio until the middle of the night working.” That’s my vision board. I feel guilty about it ‘cause I go back to my old boards [and] I have all the artists [I wanted to work with] on there and those things have come true. Working with Beyoncé, Rihanna, Ciara, [was a] dream come true. The first person I put on my vision board was Ciara. There are some artists that I haven’t been able to work with yet like Celine Dion, Mariah Carey, Pink."

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"Holly Hold told FOX Sports just days out from her fight with Ronda Rousey that she visualized her victory hundreds of times and that it brought her to tears just thinking about it.

Those dreams became reality on Saturday night as she landed a thunderous left high kick that flattened Rousey just 59 seconds into the second round en route to becoming the new UFC women's bantamweight champion.

As it turns out, Holm saw a lot of different ways she could have gotten past Rousey, but the head kick was definitely one of the weapons she knew she had available in her arsenal and it paid off in a big way.

"I visualized that if the head kick was there to go for it," Holm said at the UFC 193 post-fight press conference. "We didn't want to go out of our way searching for it and force it. She comes straight forward and with your legs in the air with someone coming straight forward, you can be off balance, things like that so there's times to use them, times to not. If it was there I wanted to take it and it was there."
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"Reality show star and former Playboy model Andrea Arlington says she made vision boards to make her daughter, Alexis Neiers, famous. .
It started with the TV show The Simple Life and ended with Pretty Wild, an E! reality show about a girl accused of robbing Orlando Bloom as a member of the infamous Bling Ring. Her name was Alexis Neiers (she denies the crime). At the time of the alleged burglary, she lived with her two sisters and her mother, the former Playboy model Andrea Arlington.
In between dealing with the trial and the girls' Hollywood exploits (modeling for Biatta Lingerie, arguing with Vanity Fair journalist Nancy Jo Sales about journalism ethics), Arlington homeschooled the girls in a self-help book called The Secret. The text directs readers to follow the law of attraction."
"She says vision boards made her previous dreams come true. Arlington initially turned to the craft in 2000, when her love life was in the gutter. She covered her vision board in pictures of guys. "I wanted to meet a new husband, and it worked," Arlington explained. Remembering her previous success with vision boards, she decided to return to the practice in 2012 when she wanted to stop taking pills.

"I wanted to make changes in my life," Arlington said. "Boy did it work: Suddenly single!"
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