1Life ROADMAP Journal: Student Edition - Paperback

by 1life Fully Lived Community (Contribution by), Tim Rhode (Author)

1Life ROADMAP Journal: Student Edition is an interactive journal full of activities, journaling prompts, discussion topics and examples.It is designed to help high school and college students Dream, Plan, and LIVE a happy fulfilling life. Here's the deal: The real world is NOTHING like school. 1Life Fully Lived wants students to have the best start possible as they head out into the world. The 1Life ROADMAP Journal, aka Life Skills 101, gives students the tools to do exactly that. Real-life activities and examples in the 1Life CORE4 of Vision-Planning: Goal setting, vision boards, life mapping, short & long-term life vision plan, career planning. Finances: Budgeting; what a budget is- how to make a budget- how to follow a budget. Investing; why save, how to save, how to keep more of what you earn, how to make what you earn make money for you. Income; finding a career with meaning to you, finding a way to make money doing what you love, finding other "side hustles" to bring in extra money, being sure expenses don't rise as income does. Relationships: Finding mentors, creating supportive relationships, leveraging personal and professional relationships, adding value to inner circle of closest friends, finding and keeping positive influences in life. Wellness: Fueling your body with healthy foods, finding ways to create daily movement routines you love to increase physical fitness, steps to build resilience and positive attitudes to support mental health, steps to support spiritual wellness, how to give back to humanity and make your life matter. The 1Life ROADMAP Journal: Student Edition does ALL OF THIS by 1. Dialing in who the student is at their core 2. Dreaming of what the future may look like 3. Figuring out how the student will fund their future 4. Finding how to be whole in their mind, body and spirit 5. Deciding who will be alongside them as allies on their journey 6. Tying this all together and figuring out the student's own personal roadmap or flight instructions as they take off into the "Real" world.