Children love to daydream.

They planned with love, and gently breathe life into their dreams.

If you ask them: wWhat will you'll be when you grow up?

They give great answers.



In adolescence, one of the brightest dreams: to leave a mark on the world.

Quietly, behind the walls, creating, or loudly revolting, live in any other form of self-expression, without limits.



Let's fly a little back in time. Close your eyes and imagine your adolescent self. How, and in what way have you tried to leave a mark on the world?

What was the most popular way of self-expression?

What was your dream? What did you dream,? wWhat if you're an adult?





Years ago, I had a dream: a large family with many children. Unfortunately, this doesid not materialize, as I would have liked,
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It was not just having a child. I was angry and frustrated.

I applied the Law of Gratitude, and I focused instead of on the anger, ton love.

I gave thanks for my son every day,; his smile, his hugs.

It was the first universal law, wthichat I taught him.

The second was the law of attraction: you can manifest everything that you want, your mind is free,; you have unlimited creative power.