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This journal was designed to be a stand-alone journal. You will find it helpful to use daily as you move forward and get on with your life. It can also be a great help when used with our other available tools, including the book entitled, OFF the Merry-Go-Round and ON with Your Life! by Dana Marie Ecklund and its companion workbook. All of these tools are available at: OnWithYourLife.comIf you purchased this journal to use with the book, we encourage you to write in your journal as you read through the book. Here are some suggestions:Date each journal entry and complete one section for every chapter.Write down your thoughts and emotions as you read.Write down your "AHA!" moments.(These are things you have never heard before, or perhaps you have previously heard, but now they are striking you as life-changing.)Write down things you have questions about.Write down things you recognize you need to change in your life.Write down what you know God is saying to you as you read.Write down scriptures that you want to meditate on.Write down stories of your own life that come to mind.These journal entries will help you get on your God-provided path in life. After reading the book and taking notes in your journal, start using the coordinating workbook immediately. Use your journal entries to help you remember your thoughts and questions as you walk through your own process and path to victory in the workbook.Congratulations! You have taken your first steps in the process to get "OFF the Merry-Go-Round and ON with Your Life!"

This teen guidebook is one of a kind! Its principles deliver a basic foundation of psychological and social concepts and ideas that have existed for ages. If you have a teenager or work with teens, this is a great little investment for their future. These principles are not taught in school, they are taught in life. This small guidebook simply lists 40 various life success principles, a coordinatingquote, and a reflection question attached to each principle. It is a short readas each page accounts for one principle. The principles are written in big andbold letters so as to be easily viewed as one flips through the guidebook. My experience as a 15-year veteran high school teacher has taught me that most teens would rather look at pictures and big words than read large amounts of fine print. My hope is that every teen who will study and apply these 40 principles will embark on a journey of self-discovery, a life journey that holds meaning and purpose.