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How to dream in 3 easy steps. An illustration of a bucket, starfish and sandcastle with the instructions: Step 1) Fill your bucket. Step 2) Sort your treasure. Step 3) Build a dream.
Article

How to teach kids to dream in 3 steps

Wow! What another big honor. Thanks to years of research, we got a story in the preeminent blog for psychologists in Psychology Today. (It’s been a while, so I thought it would be okay to reprint this article now.) You’ll get an overview of our dream process, and you’ll learn more about our philosophy that drove the creation of the book. Yay!

Intervention results graph
How We Make Stuff

Dream It! Achieves a research publication milestone

Great news!!! Today is an exciting day for the science of dreaming (goal setting, aspiration, passions). We are proud to announce that our latest dream research study has been published in the peer-reviewed, scientific journal Child & Youth Care Forum.

Scott and Sara seeing the total solar eclipse 2017. The most amazing moment of our lives!
How We Make Stuff

Interview with the authors

Learn how and why Sara and Scott do what they do. An interview with their publisher, Magination Press.

Dream it! arriving in the mail
Books

Amazon’s #1 book in the dreams category

Thanks for your support, everyone. It has been a great debut for our new book “Dream it!”. We actually earned Amazon’s “#1 New Release” in the “Dreams” category. Hopefully that is a foothold in having the book go mainstream and change the world. I really do think that if the next generation of kids all have inspirational dreams, the world will inevitably become an awesome place.

Dream It! makes its debut in the Magination Press booth at the NYC Book Expo 2018
Books

Dream It! Debuts in NYC

Happening all week Dream It! is on display front and center at the Magination Press booth at the NYC Book Expo 2018. Please stop by. Or wish us luck! And look what showed up in the mail yesterday. The Magination Press 2018 catalog featuring our very own Donkeycorn. We’re thinking we should make a plushy.