My 21-Day Rite-Of-Passage Journal

By Sherry Lee Heeb

If it is true that all you need is love, then why we do often feel we have less than we need and that we want more love! When cell phone texts, e-mailing, tweeting, Instagrams, Facebook walls, and Pinterest posts leave us feeling disconnected, alone and less than the answer is 4good4ever journals!

In less than five minutes a day, the 4good4ever journals can:

improve and renew intimacy in relationships create new friendships boost your self-confidence increase your happiness and humor every day connect more deeply with your heart and soul provide heart-warming, vignette stories invite your own Godwink experiences

• Language: English
• Publisher: WestBow Press
• Release date: Feb 4, 2014
• ISBN: 9781490809878

Sherry Lee Heeb

“I believe as we honestly connect with ourselves and others, we actually create the life we love!” Sherry Lee Heeb is also the co-creator of Spinoza, the world’s first singing and talking teddy bear, J.S. Girls Club, and a peace project for adolescents. In our world of technological sophistication, we often feel everyone is connecting with their phones, iPads, and laptops more than to us. We may feel discounted, disconnected, and annoyed. The journals connect and reconnect us intimately with family, old friends, and new friends. We are now making memories and relationships 4good4ever! The journals are a simple yet profound way to change your life 4good4ever in just five minutes a day! The journals are designed to do in pairs, so you can do the twenty-one days with a friend. Each journal has a different theme; do them all or do the same one over and over. Begin any day you like, skip a day, or go straight through. Discover more joy and meaning in your life! Sherry lives with her husband, Brian, in a “lighthouse” on Cook’s Bay, Lake Minnetonka, Minnesota.  She enjoys boating, hiking, and jogging. “Even on the coldest day, love is why I live.”

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My 21-Day

Rite-of-Passage

Journal

Sherry Lee Heeb

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ISBN: 978-1-4908-0986-1 (sc)

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Library of Congress Control Number: 2013918913

WestBow Press rev. date: 2/3/2014

Table of Contents

My Rite of Passage

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Day 2

Day 3

Day 4

Day 5

Day 6

Day 7

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About the Author:

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My 21-Day

Rite-of-Passage

Journal

Lovingly dedicated to my daughter Natasha Joi,

whose gorgeous smile melts snow and hearts.

She changes the world every moment she’s in it

in a 4good4ever way

and makes my heart dance.

Joi, Joi, whatever the passage, we are in this together forever.

Go get ’em, girl!

What are the 4good4ever journals?

They are a series of twenty-one-day journals, each with a different theme but the same goal: to keep our awareness on love, life, and light that will allow us to bring more joy and meaning into our lives.

How do I begin the journals?

You can choose any one journal theme, do them all, or do the same one repeatedly. Begin any day you like, skip a day, or go straight through.

Make up your own rules.

Why are the journals recommended to be done with someone else?

The journals are suggested to be done with a journal friend because having someone you can talk with during the process is important and more fun.

Why do the journals suggest using a ribbon as a symbol of my commitment?

The ribbons are a reminder that you’re making a twenty-one-day commitment 4good4ever. Tie them on