By the time he was twenty-two, Dan Eldon had led a relief mission across Africa; worked as a graphic designer in New York; studied (intermittently) at four colleges; travelled through Europe, Africa, Japan, and the United States; founded a charity for Mozambiquan refugees; directed a film; written a book; started up his own photography business; and become a photojournalist for Reuters news agency, covering the famine and civil war in Somalia. There, in 1993, he was killed in an eruption of mob violence while on assignment. In a world of rules and regularity, Eldon was a renegade, a risk-taker, and an adventurer. His is no ordinary journal; it is an astonishing collage of photos, drawings, words, maps, and clippings that reveals his strange and vivid life. The Journey is the Destination is at once the vision of an artist in his prime and the unrestrained outpourings of a young man just beginning to live.
Take 25 Spiritual Insights discovered by the author on his journey through life represented by a "Route 66" adventure in a red Corvette and apply them to your own life through journaling and guided introspection. Journaling The Journey could be read just for the entertainment value and it would be worth the money, but here is an opportunity to literally change the direction of your life and discover the answer to the question of the Ages: Who Am I Really?
Life is a journey. Plot yours well. Are you increasingly frustrated with how your life is going? Do you feel overwhelmed by its constant demands? Are you tired of the weight of life crushing in on you and desperately need some relief? If this is you, I invite you to stop, take a deep breath, and try something new. Welcome to the Life Journey Journal--a journal specifically designed to give you that much needed daily dose of fresh air. Within these pages, you'll find a simple, flexible, and powerful system that will help you navigate life by cutting through overwhelm and finding a moment of creative calm no matter what life storm you're currently facing. Each page is structured with a large lined section for writing and a smaller section for extra notes, drawing, or coloring. The writing section of each page includes a date and title area and a lined gray area that can be used for bullet points, numbers, or checkmarks when you need to make lists. Full-color photographs and inspirational quotes are sprinkled throughout the book to help encourage you each day. In addition to its innovative design, this journal includes specific guiding prompts to help you write what is most meaningful to you in your current stage of life. Included are guides for: prayer, productivity, grief, gratefulness, health/fitness, travel, and even story-writing. All of this is organized into a book not just designed to get you writing, but also drawing, coloring, and creating your way to a better, more purposeful life. However you choose to use this journal, treat it as your daily dose of creative clarity and you'll find that the mad dash of life will sweep you off your chosen path far less often.
The Journal Book: Your Journaling Journey was created to introduce you to the world of journaling, to help you discover if journaling is indeed for you, and to decide which journal is best for you. Journals can help you relax, grow your mind, lose weight, and get richer. Even if you started a journal in the past and quit, you can gain insights in The Journal Book. Each of us has unique gifts and talents, and our purpose in life is to share those gifts and talents with others. The Journal Book will illustrate the many types of journals you can create and help you decide if you would like to start your journaling journey. My hope is that you read The Journal Book to discover the perfect journal for your thoughts and ideas. Not only will you benefit by documenting your life stories but also by sharing these stories, you will help others learn and grow.
Read Journal Journey from Ego to Discover— • How To Recognize Ego Processes • How To Remove Ego Processes • How To Replace Ego Processes • How To Journal for Freedom from Ego • 32 Charts Available to Help You Journal to Freedom • This book is about how to journal to improve counseling outcomes, gains, and results. • The journaling methods described in this book can be used with any counseling theory. • However, this book is designed to be used by people in counseling who work to reduce and eliminate their ego. • Such persons will have become aware that removing the underlying factors that cause and maintain problems means removing the ego. • Specifically, this book is best suited for those using Mind Your Ego or Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) to reduce and remove their ego from their lives. 15 Questions to Repeatedly Ask Yourself • This journaling system is based on your following and processing 15 Questions related to the nature of self and ego. • Included are explanations and examples of the 15 Questions and how to practice them. • The bulk of your journaling practice will be recording your understanding and application of these 15 Questions. • In using the system, you will emphasize some questions more than others, and which questions you emphasize will vary and change at different times. • You may also find yourself rewriting, adapting, adjusting, and modifying the questions to suit your particular issues and needs. More on Ego Creation • This book also includes information on scripting and how scripting is used to form ego identities. • The chapter after scripting covers ways that we maintain our ego identities. • Further chapters help with the three processes of recognizing, removing, and replacing ego identities. • Some discussion follows those chapters on the nature of positive ego and spiritual pride. • Finally, there is more information in the Appendixes on such topics as the 3Rs, defense mechanisms, and basic fundamental skills. Check with Your Counselor • Consult with your counselor to see if you and your counseling can benefit from the use of this book. • Your counselor may have an approach not mentioned that is entirely compatible with this book, or your counselor may perceive this book as a distraction or a hindrance to the work you are currently engaged in. Companion to Mind Your Ego • You can consider this book a companion piece to Mind Your Ego by Kevin Everett FitzMaurice. • Mind Your Ego provides a system with specific plans to Recognize, Remove, and Replace (3Rs) your ego. • This book provides a system to journal your progress in recognizing, removing, and replacing your ego. • The more you reduce the ego in your life, the more you will reduce negative stress, unneeded problems, and ego-created problems and conflicts in your life.
"Health Travelers' Journal: A Journey of Nutritional Understanding is a fresh take on the old subject of living a healthy lifestyle. Health Travelers' Journal takes the reader along an important road trip with two good friends. Blake is a couch potato who loves his ice cream, and Kory assumes he is healthy and in shape because he's thin. Neither of them have health issues, but they both know in their guts that they could do better. Both Blake and Kory describe their health journey in their respective journal entries, and though the changes seem subtle, they have a lasting impact on both guys. "
Sometimes during life's moments, we run out of things to say aloud. Sometimes the words you want to speak get stuck in your mind or your throat and those words don't leave our thoughts. What if you just took time to actually put those words or thoughts into writing? Look no further because you have come across just the right journal. "Life is a journey, put it into words through journaling." was made just for you. What are you waiting for?! Let the journey commence!
