Writing down ideas on a small notepad is probably one of the smartest and easiest ways to ensure they will be remembered at a later time when you can work on them.

A key path to success is to start and keep a written journal.

Writing down daily, weekly, and yearly events helps keep your mind focused on your goals and dreams, as well as provides an account of your history you can later share with others.

Only make Life changing decisions and choices when you are clear headed with a sound mind.

Throughout my life I’ve noticed many times bad ideas pop into my head when I’m having a bad day. My definition of a bad day is my head not being clear, I feel very compulsive, bored, lonely, or any other negative vibes.

Having a Goal oriented approach to life is perhaps one of the best ways to achieve your dreams and every thing you want out of life. Almost everyone has dreams, hope for a better future, or perhaps just a cool new car they want, but usually there is some obstacle in the way of achieving that dream or future.

This obstacle can either be time, money, or a personal problem. Using a goal oriented problem solving approach, and incorporating that goal using symbols into your every day life is perhaps the most powerful tool we have to achieving our dreams.

Ego is the identity that one thinks of him/her self to be. Another way to define ego is the part of a person's self that is able to recognize that person as being distinct from another person or thing. Ego most immediately controls thought and behavior, and is in touch with the external reality. Ego is responsible for certain attributes such as self esteem, self worth, self standards, attitude, and confidence. These are a few of the many roles that the ego plays a part of.

During the summer of 2007 I decided to write a book. In the middle of writing this book I have had many life changing events, and I have learned many new things.

So I have decided, to release this book on my website over the course of the next year. There may be a few revisions here and there, but I will make this easy and start with the introduction/forward.

Please excuse any grammar/spelling errors as this has not been edited. Any editors up to the job?

Introduction

The answers are simple, it's the questions that make things complex.
How do we know if something is a right or wrong answer? We simply judge it by the question. It's the question that's the real stinker.
There simply are no questions, and an infinity answers for every thought. Well what is thought? There go questions again.

Everything is the way it is, and everything we don't understand we will continue not to understand simply because we question it, and come up with an answer that is the easiest to understand. Yet wasn't the question understanding to begin with, and this is an answer to that question?