The teenage and early adult years can be confusing and sometimes depressing. Theres a lot to juggle: changes in the body, relationships falling in and out of love, grades, college essays, college admissions, peer pressure, cyber-bulling, drugs, alcohol, issues at home, sibling rivalry...oh and keeping up on social media! The list is endless and a lot to sort through for a growing teen or young adult. I didnt have as much to contend with in my days, yet many times it felt like I was losing my mind. I was depressed most of my teen and early adult years, until I discovered how and where to anchor my soul. How? By Authentic Journaling! Capturing and journaling my thoughts helped to focus my mind on what is and what could be, rather than what is not. I found my purpose on the pages of My Dream Journals. Once I discovered the cause to live for, every pain, disappointment, heartache and failure paled into insignificance. The day I became aware of who I could be, my attention shifted from what I was or what people thought of me, to the possibilities that lie within me. Suddenly, peoples opinion of me didnt concern me anymore. I had discovered a Higher Opinion that pushed me beyond every opposition! I found this Higher Opinion through Authentic Journaling. I pursued and received the Blueprint for my life, and now Im living it! You too can, as you start your lifes journey with My Dream Journal. Lets journey together to Dreamland, where All Things Are Possible! Get ready to receive your lifes Blueprint and discover the problems you were put on this planet to solve. BECOME all you were created to be!

Designed to be used with the The Student Leadership Challenge or the Student Leadership Practices Inventory, this workbook will help students go deeper into the actual practice of leadership, guiding them in better understanding and embodying The Five Practices of Exemplary Leadership in a meaningful and relevant way. It includes activities and worksheets; a unit on taking, digesting, and understanding the Student Leadership Practices Inventory; and a section that helps students commit to and work on their leadership development in an ongoing way.

The author, a computer science professor diagnosed with terminal cancer, explores his life, the lessons that he has learned, how he has worked to achieve his childhood dreams, and the effect of his diagnosis on him and his family.

This unique interactive dream journal gives you the opportunity to record and interpret your dreams and to become aware of your emotions, feelings and thoughts before and after sleep. This dream diary is also a perfect gift for a girl, a boy, a man or a woman. With this notebook at your bedside you will find the way to lucid dreaming. Features: ample room for notes about thoughts before sleep, emotions before sleep, dream description and interpretation, feeling upon awakening, comments. Product description: 8.5 x 11 in size; 120 pages, uniquely designed matte cover. We have lots of great dream books, so be sure to check out our other listings by clicking on the "Author Name" link just below the title of this tracker.

Build your success as a teacher leader with the practical advice in this book. Award-winning educator Melissa Collins shows how you can grow in your role by fostering relationships with colleagues, organizations, and mentors. She also spotlights rock star educators. She offers thorough advice on a wide variety of topics such as finding the right support, building your reputation, reinventing yourself, knowing your purpose, and developing leadership mindsets. She also explains how to manage your time wisely, build a network, enact purposeful practice, and, most of all, dare to dream. Appropriate for teachers at any level of their career who want to take on a larger role in their school or beyond, the book’s honest anecdotes and step-by-step suggestions will put you on the right path, so teacher leaders can develop in their careers and help their students thrive.

Dreams: The Magic of the Night is for people who want to understand their dreams. It shows the reader how to do this through examples from the author's dream journals. A framework for understanding dreams is presented in the first few chapters, illustrated by examples. After that, any chapter may be read in any order. The first chapter is a short autobiography so that readers will understand where the author is coming from. This is important because a basic principle in dream interpretation is that the best interpreter of a dream is the dreamer. We know ourselves better than anyone else. The goal of dreamwork is always greater self-understanding and self-awareness. The world of dreams is a vast inner universe. From physical health to divine revelations, dreams give us much that we simply would not understand without them. By working with dreams, the dreamer gradually uncovers more and more of his/her true identity. Some dreams make us very uncomfortable as we begin to see where we have maintained a destructive attitude and so have deprived ourselves of fuller, richer living. Other dreams bring us new insights accompanied by joy and exaltation. In the final analysis, dreams are a means to an end. There is no benefit in just remembering your dreams but never understanding them. The goal is to live a wonderful life in our waking hours. Dreams: The Magic of the Night will put you on a path to the full realization of this.

College Student Leadership Development introduces the idea that we all play a part in producing leadership and that learning how to participate in the process of leadership is something that all college students need to learn as part of their college academic experience. Rather than approaching leadership from the traditional model emphasizing specific skill sets, this book acquaints students with how to learn leadership using the ReAChS model of leadership development (Reflection, Assessment, Challenge, Support). It then encourages students to directly engage their own experiences to hone their leader identity and understanding of leadership as well as improve their leadership knowledge and skills. Step-by-step exercises lead students in reflecting on their experiences, assessing themselves, choosing challenges, creating support networks, and finally capturing and communicating to others what they have learned. Throughout, examples of student leaders’ experiences provide readers with powerful examples of others’ successes and struggles in leadership alongside the latest psychological research on learning and development.

Guided Dream Journal for kids to reflect on their day's emotions and record their Dreams with their interpretation! Features: Perfect 6x9 size. 100 Dream Pages. Before Sleep Emotions and Thoughts. Dreams Log. Cool Design Soft Cover.

Your Dream Journal Have you ever woke up from a dream and asked yourself why? Why were you riding a purple unicorn? Why were you at the office covered in sticky notes? This book isn't the professional you want to see about them but merely the journal you will want to write down what happened in. Our dreams are the way our subconscious mind can communicate with us. By writing down your dreams you can start to see recurring themes or patterns and it strengthens your ability for dream recall. When you use a dream journal, you want to write down every possible detail. Locations, emotions, sounds, colors and anything else you notice. Make note of the themes. Are you always in a specific place, wearing certain clothes or is it always with the same people? Write out your dream as soon as you wake up from it. Don't worry about grammar or spelling and just get it out. Then title the dream something that conjures up the images you just described. I suggest buying a reputable dream interpretation guide along with this journal so you can start to explore the meaning of your dreams. Scroll up and hit the orange buy button today!

Your Dream Journal Have you ever woke up from a dream and asked yourself why? Why were you riding a purple unicorn? Why were you at the office covered in sticky notes? This book isn't the professional you want to see about them but merely the journal you will want to write down what happened in. Our dreams are the way our subconscious mind can communicate with us. By writing down your dreams you can start to see recurring themes or patterns and it strengthens your ability for dream recall. When you use a dream journal, you want to write down every possible detail. Locations, emotions, sounds, colors and anything else you notice. Make note of the themes. Are you always in a specific place, wearing certain clothes or is it always with the same people? Write out your dream as soon as you wake up from it. Don't worry about grammar or spelling and just get it out. Then title the dream something that conjures up the images you just described. I suggest buying a reputable dream interpretation guide along with this journal so you can start to explore the meaning of your dreams. Scroll up and hit the orange buy button today!