Free Printable 2027 Goals Worksheet and Vision Board Template (5 Designs)

A new year feels better with a plan that fits on two pages. This free printable set has a 2027 goals worksheet and a vision board template, so you can think about the year ahead, pick a few goals that matter and keep them where you’ll see them every day.

It comes in five designs: Cozy Cottage, Pink Coquette, Old Money, Scandi Minimalist and a sparkly Midnight Champagne made for New Year’s. Want a full plan for the first week of January? Pair it with our 7-day New Year reset.

What’s Inside

Page 1: 2027 Goals

• My word for 2027: one word to guide the year, like “calm,” “brave” or “bloom”
• Six life areas: home, health and self-care, style, work and money, friends and family, fun and travel
• Habits to start: four small habits with check boxes
• Things to let go of: habits, worries or clutter you’re leaving in 2026

Page 2: 2027 Vision Board

Nine boxes for pictures, drawings or words, plus a line for how you want 2027 to feel. Cut images from magazines, print photos from Pinterest or simply write words in each box.

How to Make a Vision Board With the Template

1. Fill in the goals page first, so you know which areas of life matter most this year.
2. Collect images that show a feeling, like a calm morning or a bright tidy room, not just things you want to buy.
3. Give each of the nine boxes one idea: a place, a habit, a style, a person, a goal.
4. Add a few words that fit your year, like “slow mornings” or “say yes to trips.”
5. Keep it where you’ll see it every day: on your desk, inside your planner or as a phone wallpaper photo.

Goal-Setting Tips That Actually Work

• Choose fewer goals. One or two per life area is plenty.
• Make them specific and kind, like “cook at home three nights a week” instead of “eat perfectly.”
• Start tiny. Read two pages a night, walk for ten minutes, save a small amount every week.
• Check in once a month. Look at your worksheet on the first of each month and adjust what isn’t working.

Want a routine that fits your personality? Take the self-care aesthetic quiz.

Printing Tips

• Pick your paper size. Choose US Letter if you live in the US or Canada, and A4 almost everywhere else.
• Print with “Fit” or “Scale to fit” turned on, so nothing gets cut off at the edges.
• Print only the page you want. The PDF has 10 pages (two per design); type the page number into your print settings.
• Use thicker paper (65–80 lb cardstock or 120 gsm) if you want it to last all season on the fridge or a bulletin board.
• No printer? Save the PDF to your phone and take it to any print shop or library.

More Free Printables

• 2027 calendar: every month plus a year at a glance, in 5 designs
• Winter bucket list: 30 cozy things to do until spring
• Christmas bucket list
• Christmas gift list and budget tracker

Goals and Vision Board FAQ

What should I put on my vision board?

Images and words that capture how you want your year to feel: places you want to go, routines you want to build, your style, people and goals. Keep it to a few clear themes so it stays inspiring, not busy.

When should I make my vision board?

Any time between late December and mid-January is perfect, but you can start fresh in any month. Some people make a small new board every season.

Is this printable really free?

Yes. It’s free for personal use, so print as many copies as you like for your home, your family, your friends or your classroom. Please don’t sell it or upload the PDF somewhere else; share a link to this page instead.