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Scrapbooking and journaling are a form of help to relieve stress and anxiety while being creative, preserving meaningful experiences, coping with daily events, meditation practice and setting goals.
You can use these scrapbooking printables for tags, pockets, journal covers, card making and other DIY crafts as well.
Also available are kids fairy tales and bedtime stories authored by me.
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What’s something most people don’t understand?
One thing that’s often glided over is that what you think matters. Learning to cultivate positive thinking helps to manifest positive results. Tools such as meditation, affirmations and journaling are beneficial to cultivating and maintaining a positive mindset. What you think is the beginning point of what you want to manifest in your life. Using guided prompts helps you to think about and understand on deeper levels and can bring more clarity. What you think matters.
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Are you tired of wondering what to write in your journal every day?
Hello April lined journal — choice of blue or brown colors, 2 pages per journal prompt, is a hassle-free way to journal every day. You also have extra pages for setting your intentions, goals planning and self-expression.
It includes extra blank & coloring pages for creative expression. Large 8.5″x11″ journal, 80 pages with lots of writing space. Good for gift giving.
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Motivational to Parents.
“Tweens: Julia, Tracy and Lisa Pages From Our Dairies,” by Jennifer Jones, is an excellent, exciting book for tween and early teen girls to help them understand puberty and their emotions. It is a multicultural and inspirational book with Lisa, Tracy and Julia sharing friendship, girls’ talk and reflections from their diaries on growing up, their emotions, social interactions, own voice, the strength of positive thinking, physical changes, self-confidence, anger management, fun activities, games, community involvement and more.
Hi. My name is Julia Ricci. I was born in America, but my mom is from France and my father was born in Italy. My parents divorced when I was 5 years old. I live in the town of Austin in Hemsley, Penoria.
I loved blowing bubbles when I was 5 years old. It was a cool trick that my mom taught me to make me feel like I was blowing my worries away. I worried about how me, my sister Sofi, and my mom would get along now that my dad wasn’t there anymore.
At 7 years old, I was a pro at blowing bubbles. My friends and I would have a contest to see who could blow the biggest bubble. I usually won. Let’s say I had a lot of practice at it. Hey! It’s really cool.
But now I’m a tween. Yeah! Zippy! I’m celebrating and loving it, even though there are so many changes from when I was younger to now. My best friends are Tracy and Lisa. We write in our diaries and share a lot of what we write about.
Anyway, as I was saying, in a way of introducing myself, I’m sensitive. Actually, I’m a tad bit over sensitive and my feelings get hurt easily sometimes, which is something I’m working on. My friends help to keep me in check about it. Tracy would make jokes and Lisa would tell me, “What advice would you give yourself?” She says that because she knows I’m pretty good at giving advice.
I like to stay positive and I’m non-judgemental. My mom tells me that’s a very grown-up attitude. I don’t like people judging me, so I figure I shouldn’t judge other people either. I’m eco-friendly. I think we have to take care of the earth as best as we can. I think that developed from one of my first chores, which was putting the water bottles in the recycling garbage.
Ok, I got to admit, I’m more of a serious kind of person. But, hold up! I’m really cool and one of my biggest likes is fashion. It’s a secret thing of mine to do sketches of outfits. Not even Lisa and Tracy know that I do sketches!
Even if your pre-teens don’t like reading, they’re sure to enjoy reading this second edition of Tweens: Julia, Tracy and Lisa Pages From Our Dairies by Jennifer Jones with fun activities, reading along from the pages of the girls diaries, motivational quotes and journal prompts to inspire them. Its an amazing, fun read that’s a sure pick for parents, teachers, liberians and homeschooling educators.
It makes a wonderful gift to pre-teen and early teen girls.
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Why use affirmations and meditations? How can they help to create a positive mindset?
You can think of meditations and affirmations as creative and manifesting tools that you can use to strengthen your consciousness. They are instruments to help create a positive mindset subconsciously and consciously.
Your subconscious mind records what it has learned through observation, what it’s heard and what it has been told.
Your subconscious mind stores all this information and plays them back into your daily circumstances and life however it deems appropriate, negatively or positively.
The power of the conscious mind is that it can instruct the subconscious mind in proactive, positive training to create and manifest positive thought patterns, emotions and behaviors.
Meditation and affirmation are training tools to effect positive change subconsciously and consciously to create and manifest positive outcomes in your life.
The more you repeat the affirmation and meditation, the more your mind–consciously and subconsciously–will begin to accept them as true and; hence, that will translate into you behaving accordingly as well; thereby, creating and manifesting positivity and what you want.
This also allows you to exhibit more positive emotions.
Think of your emotions attached to every thought in your mind by a string. Wherever that thought goes to–negative aspects, or positive assertions–the emotions dangling from that thought follow along and reflect that positive or negative spectrum and belief.
Your emotions look out of the window of your thoughts and “feel” what your thought reflects and observes. Your emotions respond to what it hears from your thoughts. So if your thought sees something as an “issue” your emotions will correlate to that perception.
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