
“I want to change, but…” “I want to move, but I feel stuck.”
A Journey to the Stream captures the story of six people who embarked on a mystical journey to the stream. They were told that the stream had the power to give them everything they wanted from life. Along the way, they battled powerful, invisible forces that nearly destroyed them.
Each character has a story that the reader would be able to relate to in their journey of life, and this book has the power to give readers the strength to move away from spaces they have felt stuck and instill a new sense of purpose within them.
Take the Journey of a lifetime
There exists many self help books on the market that gives advice on how to solve the problems in your life, but they don’t give you a roadmap of the journey towards the life you actually want. Journey to the Stream is unique in its approach, exposing a secret through the storyline that will leave every reader yearning for more. The book was originally published in 2014, and now returns with an insightful and new ending.

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read moreIntroduction to the book
This book is about a new way of thinking and how to have what we want in life. Think about how we live. Most of us hop from one goal to the next. To what end? Does chasing those goals ever really bring us lasting happiness? Don’t we need to follow ever bigger and...
read moreInternal Structures
Internal structures are harder to define than external structures because they are invisible and exist within us. It is the authorities that dictate our habits and thinking, and ultimately affect our behavior. Everything we know to be true about ourselves flows from...
read moreThis book is about a new way of thinking and how to have what we want in life. Think about how we live. Most of us hop from one goal to the next. To what end? Does chasing those goals ever really bring us lasting happiness? Don’t we need to follow ever bigger and higher goals? What’s the alternative? The whole world revolves around this notion of goal achievement, yet the most successful people—as measured by their goal achievements—are never guaranteed happiness. Why do we buy into this?
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