Building Self-Confidence and Self-Esteem Center
People may lack self-confidence and self-esteem because they don’t, to some extent, feel good about themselves. If you are among those who need to improve their self-image, PLEASE read The Wacky Adventures of Sir Wantsalittle Morefromlife! In particular, you should carefully read the following chapters (a brief “synopsis” of the book is at the end of this page):
• Episode One:
How My First “Knight” Out Ended Up in the Crapper!
(Character-building Lesson: Releasing Harmful Emotions)
• Episode Ten:
It Happened in Paris
(Character-building Lesson: Positive Thinking)
• Episode Twelve:
Two Bulls and the Louisville Lip
Made Me Yell, “No MAS! No MAS!”
(Character-building Lesson: Taking Control of Your Life)
• Episode Thirteen:
I’m Having Sweet Dreams About YOU!
(Character-building Lesson: Overcoming Obstacles)
• Episode Fourteen:
Why Instead of Howling,
I Cried on the Night of a “Bad Moon Rising”
(Character-building Lesson: Solving Problems)
• Episode Fifteen:
All the President’s Men . . . and Women
(Character-building Lesson: Your Right to be Wrong)
• Episode Sixteen:
From a Knight to a “King”
(Character-building Lesson: Bouncing Back)
• Episode Eighteen:
My Knight Wings Left Me Moonstruck
(Character-building Lesson: Setting Realistic Goals)
• Episode Nineteen:
“Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star; Oh I Wonder Who You Are?”
(Character-building Lesson: Learning)
• Episode Twenty-two:
An Evening “In” at “Knight-in-the-Box”
(Character-building Lesson: Creativity)
• Episode Twenty-three:
It Came Down to Sir Lancelot and Me
(Character-building Lesson: Striving for Personal Excellence)
• Episode Twenty-four:
Shrimp Cocktails—Giant Dreams
(Character-building Lesson: Achieving Your Dreams)
• Episode Thirty-one:
“Knight” Vision Isn’t Always 20-20
(Character-building Lesson: Giving Yourself a Pat on the Back)
• Episode Thirty-three:
Sometimes, It’s Fun Being Me
(Character-building Lesson: Enthusiasm)
• Episode Forty-five:
Bobbing for Apples . . . Coming Up with Egg on My Face
(Character-building Lesson: Dealing with People)
• Episode Forty-nine:
From “Knight Rider” to Knight Writer
(Character-building Lesson: Sharing and Giving)
• Episode Fifty:
The “Knight” That Was Darkest Right Before the Dawn
(Character-building Lesson: Illuminating Your Dark Side)
A brief synopsis of The Wacky Adventures of Sir Wantsalittle Morefromlife:
Story line: A comical but troubled young knight from Camelot journeys into the future; his quest is to feel and act like a king.
Synopsis: Sir Wantsalittle, the story’s protagonist, stumbles upon a time-travel-remote device as he is walking in the countryside, just outside of Camelot. The time-travel-remote unit has a label that reads “If found, please return to: Willie C. Light; 50 Showmeaway—2; Feelgreat, California.”
Willie C. Light, a Hollywood stunt-double and a novelist and a time-machine inventor, gives Wantsalittle a crash course in World History, before the 24-year-old knight embarks on a quest to become more virtuous—to feel and act like a king. After a week in Hollywood in the year 2007, Wantsalittle borrows Willie’s larger time machine (a 2007 Corvette) and begins his wacky but enlightening journey into time. God, who appears as a clone of Jessica Simpson, provides Wantsalittle with guidance (food-for-thought messages) along the way. In addition, Wantsalittle falls in love with Willie’s daughter, Marilotta Light.
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