The Heroic Journey of Teenagers
3 Core Challenges
What to Do
Special Topics
- Table of Contents & Summary
- Coping Skills
- Making a Difference
- Managing Social Media
- Gaming
- Quotes
- Table of Contents & Summary
- Fear
- Habits
- Heroic
- Identity
- Learning
- Mastery
- Parents
- Planning
- Perseverance and Resilience
- Purpose
- Relationships
- Self-Mastery
- Significance
- Social Media
- Suicide
- Support Network
- Vision
- Miscellaneous
- Author
- Bullying
- Commitment
- Confidence
- Courage
- Curiosity
- Endings – Letting Go
- Failure
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More on the 3 Tests
Why the Heroic Journey?
“We find a model for learning how to live in stories about heroism.
The heroic quest is about saying yes to yourself and, in doing so,
becoming more fully alive and more effective in the world.
For the hero’s journey is first about taking a journey to find
the treasure of your true self, and then about returning home
to give your gift to help transform the kingdom – and, in
the process, your own life. The quest itself is replete with
dangers and pitfalls, but it offers great rewards: the capacity
to be successful in the world, knowledge of the mysteries of
the human soul, the opportunity to find and express your
unique gifts in the world, and to live in loving community
with other people.”
Carol Pearson
Awakening the Heroes Within
The 3 Types of Test Encountered
Letting Go
Discovery & Master
Dealing with “Inbetweenity”
Letting Go – How I’m Doing
Discovery & Mastery – How I’m Doing
Dealing with “Inbetweenity” – How I’m Doing