If you want to succeed in your chosen profession, create a loving family environment, improve a relationship, find your soul mate, or just improve quality of your personal life, make a conscious commitment to practice showing respect in everything you do and everything you say.

Respect is by-product of a four-letter word … L-O-V-E

Love is one emotion, however we express it on different levels for different people. We love our significant others, children, friends, co-workers, and parents in different ways, yet we still love them.

Respect plays a HUGE role in building people’s self esteem, increasing energy levels, motivating and promoting well-being. Regardless of who we interact with, it can be expressed on one level alone and does not have to be tailored to suit relationship.

Others believe that a dream is meant to serve a purpose and provide information that our conscious mind is unable to recognize.

So many believe that dreams are meant to serve and guide, that numerous books, websites, workshops, etc. have been created on very subject of dream interpretation.

Although I have had some dreams that have made no sense whatsoever, and I wouldn’t even try to look for a message in them, I have had many insightful dreams that have guided my life profoundly.

Dreams may just be another vehicle through which our intuition speaks to us. I believe that although not all dreams can be analyzed and scrutinized to point of clearly revealing a message, they should not be written off as mere “hooey” either.

By acting on feeling a dream gave me, I was able to create a positive impact in life of another. Here is how.

Throughout grade school, I had a best friend. After entering college, our paths separated as we pursued our individual goals.

We crossed paths every once in a while in twenty years following high school, but encounters were few and far between.

About a year ago, I dreamt about my long lost friend. The dream really carried no meaning for me and I dismissed it as my mind recycling old memories.

A couple of nights later, I dreamt of her again. “Gee, that’s odd,” I thought, “to dream of her twice in one week.”

A few days later I had a third dream about her and in this one I sensed she was lost, unhappy, and confused.

I could see that she was pulling away from her husband and looking for something or someone outside of her marriage.

I felt compelled to contact her and one evening, decided to call.