Excerpted from Imagine the Future You by Ada Brownell
Chapter One answers
1.
Answer the question truthfully and meditate on why you
do or don’t think of the future.
2.
Allow yourself to dream great dreams while you ponder
this question.
3.
Keep this list of dreams in your diary or your Bible
where you can look at it occasionally.
4.
Write down your ideas.
5.
Both are important, but people with great talent who
don’t dream or desire to polish and use what they have often have less success
than those without much talent.
6.
Fulfilling dreams usually has little to do with luck,
but it doesn’t hurt to know people who can help you succeed.
7.
Our decisions affect our future because we can’t
achieve anything without working toward a goal.
8.
Yes. Because they once they become a part of us they’ll
probably be with us all our lives.
9.
Because they assist us in reaching goals. Even though
being on time at school doesn’t seem like a big deal, an “on-time” habit will
help in everything we do.
10. Poor
people from dysfunctional homes achieved great things all through history.
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