Create Your Desire Map

Reconnect with the desires, dreams, and possibilities that have been quietly waiting beneath the surface.

Get Comfy, It’s Time To Reconnect With Your Desires.

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Hello!

How To Prepare

Please take 10–15 minutes beforehand to slow down and prepare your space.
This experience is designed to help you soften out of autopilot, reconnect with yourself, and begin exploring what you truly desire.

You might like to:

  • Take a shower, bath, or do some gentle stretching

  • Light a candle, incense, or turn down the lighting

  • Wear something soft and comfortable

  • Make a tea, cacao, or nourishing drink

  • Choose a quiet space where you won’t be interrupted

  • Bring your journal and laptop nearby

Before creating your Desire Vision Board, begin with the guided visualisation below.

Your Future Self Visualisation

A woman outdoors, reaching towards the camera with her finger, and a digital sound wave graphic overlay. Text mentions '2026 Future Self Visualization with Sabina Wilde'.

This visualisation is designed to help you reconnect with your deeper desires, feelings, longings, and possibilities that often lay buried beneath responsibility, performance, and everyday survival.

Rather than focusing on what your life should look like, allow yourself to explore how you want your life to feel.

As you listen, notice:

  • what feels expansive or nourishing,

  • what parts of yourself are ready to take up more space

  • what you’re longing for more of

  • and what your future self may be gently inviting you toward.

Take a few minutes to journal on anything that came up for you during the visualisation before you move on.

2026: Future Self Visualisation
Sabina Wilde

Create Your Desire Map

A collage of various photos and illustrations celebrating 2026, including couples at a beach, flowers, landmarks like Big Ben and the Leaning Tower of Pisa, a person holding a camera, and playful elements like hearts, a bicycle, and text phrases such as 'Joy,' 'Trust,' 'Have Fun,' 'Surprise,' and 'Let's Go!'
Hello Desire!

Now that you’ve completed the visualisation (and journalled), it’s time to begin creating your Desire Map.

You can create your board digitally using platforms like Pinterest or Canva, or physically using printed images, magazines, words, textures, and photographs.

There is no “right” way to do this.

The most important thing is not creating something aesthetically perfect but allowing yourself to follow what feels emotionally resonant, expansive, beautiful, sensual, nourishing, or alive for you.

How To Create Your Desire Map

You can create your board digitally using platforms like Pinterest or Canva, or physically using printed images, magazines, words, textures, and photographs.

Option 2: Pinterest

Create a private Pinterest board and begin saving:

  • images,

  • interiors,

  • colours,

  • fashion,

  • relationships,

  • places,

  • quotes,

  • symbols,

  • textures,

  • and moments that emotionally pull you in.

A collage of various motivational and travel-themed images, including a sunset at the beach, a person in a book, a greeting card, a green drink with a star-shaped ice cube, an open notebook, a sign saying "YES TO NEW ADVENTURES," a moon and sun illustration, a library, and positive affirmations like "good things are coming" and "MY FAMILY IS HAPPY & HEALTHY."

Option 1: Canva

If you’d like to create a digital collage or vision board, open Canva and choose a template you can edit. Consider if you want to use it as:

  • screen saver on your phone

  • desktop screensaver

  • mood board you print

Begin layering in the images, colours, and words you collected during the process.

Allow your board to feel emotionally expressive rather than overly polished.

Need help? Use this Canva tutorial

A collage of various photographs, illustrations, and postcards pinned to a board, including a sepia-toned image of Brooklyn Bridge, a flower, a book cover of 'Romeo and Juliet,' a handwritten quote about laughter, and a Saint Lucia postage stamp.

Option 3: Physical

If you prefer working offline, you might like to:

  • print images,

  • use magazines,

  • cut out words,

  • gather fabrics/textures,

  • journal,

  • draw,

  • or create a physical collage.

Self Inquiry Questions


As you create your desire map allow these questions to guide you.

1. How do I want my life to feel
in the next chapter?

Not what it should look like. Not what others expect. But the emotional landscape of your life.

You might be drawn to feelings like:

  • peaceful

  • adventurous

  • sensual

  • spacious

  • creative

  • deeply connected

  • free

  • playful

Look for images, colours, symbols and words that evoke these feelings.

2. What parts of me are ready to be
fully expressed?

Many of us have parts of ourselves that we’ve kept quiet, hidden, or minimised.

You might reflect on qualities such as:

  • creativity

  • sensuality

  • leadership

  • softness

  • playfulness

  • ambition

  • spirituality


Let your vision board become an invitation for these parts of you to live more freely.

3. If I trusted my desires more, what might I allow into my life?

Imagine that nothing you want is too much.


What might you welcome?

  • places you want to go

  • ways you want to live

  • relationships you want to experience

  • things you want to create




Allow yourself to explore multiple possibilities with curiosity and openness. Follow what feels alive and try not to “overthink” the process.


A collage of travel, romance, and adventure themed images and stickers celebrating 2026, including people kissing and relaxing, landmarks like Big Ben and the Leaning Tower of Pisa, pink flowers, a bicycle, sunset, and various decorative graphics.

Big Desires, Little Desires.

Every desire counts.

Sabina Wilde’s 2026 Desire Map

A collage with various images including a person covering part of their face, pink flowers, a photograph of a gift with a pink ribbon, a small bicycle, the Eiffel Tower, a pink hotel building, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, and red hearts, along with some cartoon-style illustrations and the word "SURPRISE."

Follow what feels alive.

While this experience is non-sexual in nature, it was inspired by a practice I share with my private clients called the Erotic Mood Board, a deeply revealing process designed to help women reconnect with their unique language of desire, aliveness, beauty, sensuality, and self-expression.

For many women, creating a Desire Map becomes less about “goal setting” and more about remembering the parts of themselves that have been hidden, silenced, or minimised.

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Let's Decode Your Desire Map Together

Creating your Desire Map is only the beginning.

Sometimes the biggest breakthroughs come from having someone help you connect the dots.

During your complimentary 45-minute Discovery Call, we'll explore your Desire Map together, uncover the themes that stand out, answer your questions, and discuss how you can begin creating meaningful change.

If it feels like coaching is the right next step, we can explore that too. If not, you'll still leave with greater clarity and a deeper understanding of yourself.

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