As the new year edges closer, the idea of a vision board is no longer limited to career milestones or box-office numbers. For many celebrities, 2026 is about slowing down, going inward, and prioritising self — health, learning, creativity, and joy. From revisiting forgotten passions to embracing fitness and mindfulness, here’s what some of our favourite stars are manifesting on the personal front for 2026.Aparshakti Khurana
“Apart from work, my vision for 2026 is to really focus on better food and better sleep, which is really important for health. We sometimes tend to ignore the basics, but focusing on health along with balancing work is on my vision.”Saumya Tandon
“My goal for next year is that I want to continue reading one book a month, which is a promise I have made. Another thing on my vision board is to get back to writing poems.”Rasika Dugal
“I have the longest list of things I have wanted to do for a while. From finishing an online modern history course to resuming music lessons, playing a sport seriously, and finally joining a dance class. Even when life is good, it can become quietly repetitive. If I get to even two of these, I would consider it a year well done.”Madalsa Sharma
“As the new year approaches, my vision board includes having family time, destinations I want to explore, and little things that bring me joy. I’m an avid traveller, and my husband and I have already decided to plan plenty of trips in 2026. Just talking about it now makes me excited.”Siddharth Nigam
“My resolution for 2026 is simple — to grow, evolve, and create work that leaves an impact. On the personal front, I wish to buy more properties and a car because I believe in investing and growing money.”Rahul Vaidya
“My only wish is to have a healthier version of me. I want to be in shape, stay mentally fit, and want to get back to meditation. I also want to travel more often, which is not work-related. I would like to visit new places and explore places like Haridwar, Rishikesh and also Japan.”
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