I believe it takes a dreamer to raise a dreamer. If you have given thought to this idea in your own life, and if you are living your own dreams, you will have forged the pathway along which you can guide others. I will be posting questions from my book, that I believe will inspire you, the adult dreamer to be more aware and also better prepared for this exciting adventure.
Begin by: Purchasing Raising A Dreamer by clicking here. Then after you receive your copy let me know if you have any questions or need a tip, you can write to me at dreams@joycechapman.com
Chapter 1 invites you to know yourself as a dreamer and to
Get Ready…
Get Set…
Begin…
By asking yourself:
Was I raised to be a dreamer?
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Now the next questions to think about and answer are:
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As a child, was I encouraged to be creative and imaginative, to wish, hope, and to dream?
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Do I consider myself a dreamer? Why?
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What messages did I receive as a child from my parents and other influential people about who I was supposed to be?
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What main events in my life influenced me to become, or not to become, a dreamer?
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What have I always considered to be my greatest strengths?
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What have I always considered to be my natural talents and abilities?
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Who in my life inspired me? How? Why?
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Do I see any weaknesses I have as blocks, or do I view them as budding strengths and use them as motivators?
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Do I know what my own wishes, hopes, and dreams are, and do I honor them?
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Do I know what my life purpose is?
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How will I express who I am, this lifetime?
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What is the greatest achievement I can imagine myself accomplishing?
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What is the greatest contribution I can possibly make?
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Do I know what my biggest dream is?
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Do I want to raise a dreamer? If, yes, why?
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