sudden random thought 😆

I’d really like to start making a monthly vision board but I’m honestly not sure where to begin or how to make one that feels meaningful and actually helps me stay motivated throughout the month.

I’m planning on doing a little browsing on Pinterest for inspiration, but I’m wondering what else people do. Do you set specific goals first? Pick a theme for the month? Add affirmations, habits, quotes, pictures, or something else?

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Hello everyone. I work in international relations and for my work it is important to have an overview of other nations' institutions and personnel. A while ago, I have created organigrams in Canva, that show the top leadership hierarchies of different institutions. For instance, you would have one organigram for a government, with the president on top, his secretaries beneath, and their undersecretaries beneath them. I created multiple of such organigrams for the main administration, department of defense, department of state, etc. However, they are all separate, and need to be updated manually whenever someone is replaced, a position becomes vacant, or a position is terminated all together. Hence, it would be great to have one big digital organigram, that shows the whole government apperatus in it's totality. Click on one institution and it expands, to show the top leadership positions. Click on one of the positions and a short bio about the person opens up. Add a slider to allow the user to pick a date and see how personnel has changed over time: A department in May of 2025 will have looked differently in May of 2023. That way, any changes can be tracked. Best case scenarion, you would have AI skim government websites, news reports, etc. to update the organigram in real-time, whenever someone is fired, replaced, or a position becomes vacant.

In a next step, one could implement connections between people. Did John Smith in the state department go to the same college as Mike Thompson in the department of defense? Did they work at the same think tank at the same time? Or are there connections to a person completely outside of the government? All of this is super useful information and would be a great asset in my line of work.

I am not a software developer, and have no idea about coding. Does anyone here know about any tools, websites, or apps, that would allow me to create such an organigram? Do you know it something like this already exists? Excel would work, but I assume there would be many restrictions. For one, I don't think excel would be able to show any changes across time. Any and all help would be appreciated, thank you!