Live Your Dreams Now Read About It! Write About It! And Do Something!

by Armstrong, Daniel

• ISBN13: 9780990638865
• ISBN10: 0990638863
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2015-06-30
• Publisher: Find A Tree Publishing

Summary

Live Your Dreams Now is an inspiring youth workbook written by renowned dream coach, Daniel Armstrong. It combines vivid anecdotes and practical exercises to create an interactive journey, wherein readers 6 to 14 years old learn valuable lessons in resilience, perseverance, self-reliance, and resourcefulness. Live Your Dreams Now is based on the proven fundamentals of Armstrong's Find A Tree empowerment program and the foundational questions: "What is your dream? …And what are you doing about it?" This workbook helps youth become introspective, confident, proactive, and forward-thinking. Live Your Dreams Now asks engaging questions in a clear and direct format, making the key points as easy to comprehend, as they are to apply into children's daily lives. With positive reinforcement from front to back, and strategic challenges in every chapter, the takeaways are in the results they manifest. Now, the only thing left is to help your children or students live their dreams now!

Author Biography

Daniel Armstrong is a dream coach, author and motivational speaker. He's widely recognized for his work within the American education system – providing empowerment programs to educators, administrators and students through his Find A Tree program. Daniel's mission is to inspire and mentor, both youth and adults, to pursue and actualize their dreams. Daniel Armstrong earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from Columbia University in New York City. At Columbia, Armstrong was the founding chairman of the Coalition for a Free South Africa, an organization whose four-year campaign resulted in Columbia divesting from corporations operating in apartheid South Africa. Armstrong earned his Master's degree in Business Administration and Juris Doctorate both from UCLA. He is also a Ford Foundation Fellow, having studied youth development in Zimbabwe, where he organized a national tour by the Harlem Magicians, an American basketball team. The tour's opening night game was the largest multi-racial gathering, at that point, in Zimbabwe's then brief history, following twenty years of civil war. For more information on Daniel Armstrong and his Find A Tree program, visit FindATree.com.