Dream Journaling For Busy People

Dream Journaling For Busy People

Does journaling your dreams sound interesting and useful, but there’s no free time in your action-packed day? Just two to five minutes: Dream journaling can take as little as two minutes after you wake up. You don’t have to fully journal every single dream to benefit from dream journaling. Journal the big ones. The intriguing…

A Tachometer For Life

A Tachometer For Life

It looked like one of those trucks from the 60s, a faded light green Chevy. The truck was struggling to get up a hill. Yes, the hill was steep, but not unforgivingly so. The truck should have been able to surmount it, but its engine was having difficulty summoning enough power. The tachometer shot up.…

Why Keep a Dream Journal?

Why Keep a Dream Journal?

Everyone should have a dream journal. And they should use it, too. If they did, it could help them learn more about themselves, boost creativity, and solve problems. Keeping one is like going on a cool adventure in your own mind every night! Write down your dreams. You might see patterns or themes that mean…

Put a Series of Dreams Together to Understand What’s Going On

Put a Series of Dreams Together to Understand What’s Going On

Superficially considered, the dreams don’t necessarily relate to each other. One dream, say, might be about some birds. Another dream might be about swimming at a beach. The themes of the dreams, however, are related. And there’s a lesson for you in how your subconscious expresses the dream. 

There's gold (figurative) in your dreams.
Really!
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