Deluxe Dream Life Journal

Description

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It’s a lot. Homeschooling requires patience, time in an already packed schedule and being prepared for to toss it all to go in a new direction. This 92-page guided journal can help you tap into what you love to live your dream life. If your homeschool organizer is stuffed and your to-do list doesn’t include a minute of me-time, then you need a dream life journal. The few minutes a day you focus on what it is you want in that dream life will help you pivot to a life that looks and feels richer.

Fear can be a big block in your life. We all know the feeling of being paralyzed by fear. For me, I sometimes feel fear when approaching a big project. When it settles in, it can stop you in your tracks and paralyze you from taking action, moving forward and getting to those goals.

This journal will help you to sort through the noise and access what it is that will make your life work and feel better. The multiple sections help you to consider your financial, personal relationships, health, business goals, friendships and more.

After this past year, friendships and social life are more important than ever. Have you asked yourself what you want to increase your joy with friends? Friendships and connections with others is a big part of self-care.It’s 92 pages with prompts that can help you set your sites on what matters to you and make steps to a better, centered and meaningful life.

Maybe it’s time to reassess your relationship or take a look at what is important to both of you. After 15 years of marriage, my husband and I tend to take each other for granted. What does your time with your partner look like? What types of activities and dates do you go on together? Take time to see what they do for you that makes you feel loved rather than annoyed (this helps a lot when he leaves dishes in the sink because he thinks the dishwasher is clean, even though it’s empty. And if it was clean, then unload it! But I digress).

Take stock of your health. Where do you want to be? What do you enjoy doing that can benefit your health?