I would love you to have a complimentary copy of...

Dare To Be You

A Little Book of Life Dares

It's a full 23 pages of 'little life dares': short and snappy, available as a PDF for quick download and printing (so you can save and read in your own time.)

As a child did you dare (and double dare) your friends? Did you (like me) always accept the dare? Oh, wasn't that fun? Exhilarating?

Right, okay sometimes foolish (well it was the day I leapt of a chute to the dare 'how far can you jump' and nearly broke my neck! The brusies were spectacular, and the courtesy 'stupidity whallop' from my mum a tad stinging!)

As a child did you generally accept the dares thrown at you? Why?

No fear? Unaware of the consequences? Not able to process the cause and effect of your risk taking? For pride: to save face with your 'daredevil' friends? Not to be the odd one out? Peer pressure?

As an adult when someone says 'I dare you', do you shy and coy away?

So, I'm curious, if someone were to take a fear that you owned and said 'Go on, I dare you', would you, if the 'double dare' or alternative consequence was worse?

This report is not about force or 'do this or else' - it's just a few wordstoget the old grey cells working, a thought bucket!

If there is just one line or example dare in it that makes you sit up and pay attention...it's done it's job!

I dare you choose your state of mind, and accept that you can in a moment change how you feel.

I dare you to see the potential within you. I dare you to stop ignoring it.

I dare you to make a decision; you can change it later if you have to. When you have made a decision your brain will kick in and direct you to what you need to know, learn, and open your eyes to.

I dare you to use your mind, that is genius! I dare you to hold your children longer when you next hug them, that is genius!

To get yours all you need to do is enter your first name and primary email address in the boxes below. (Go on, I dare you :-)

Love and best wishes

Dawn