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Subtitle: doing hard things right where you are
By: Alex and Brett Harris ; with Elisa Stanford.
Contributors: Harris, Brett, 1988-; Stanford, Elisa.
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Multnomah Books
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Colorado Springs, Colo
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781601422705; 9781601422712
Subjects: Self-actualization (Psychology) -- Religious aspects -- Christianity; Self-actualization (Psychology) in adolescence; Expectation (Psychology) -- Religious aspects -- Christianity; Adolescent psychology
Notes: Companion book to: Do hard things.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: You are here; title: Opening the door to your own rebelution; title: Getting started; title: What that first step looks like; title: I'm ready to get started-on something! what do I do now?; title: How can I tell the difference between good hard things in general and good hard things I should be doing?; title: What if I just want to join other people in what they are doing?; title: Do small hard things really count?; title: I know God wants me to do something with this idea, but I'm not ready for it now; title: What can I do to get ready for doing this hard thing later?; title: When you have a great idea; title: Practical help for making it work; title: What kind of planning do I need to do before I launch this thing?; title: I want to obey my parents, and I also want to make my own decisions about the hard things I do : can those two things go together?; title: How do I ask people to support my cause?; title: What are some ideas for getting my church to participate?; title: I'm not big on bake sales : how do I raise money for my project?; title: How can I get my friends involved in a group effort?; title: Side effects may occur; title: Handling the changes that come with doing hard things; title: What's the best way to handle the affirmation I receive for doing hard things?; title: My dream is bigger than my schedule! : how do I manage my time now that I'm a rebelutionary?; title: What do I do when people want to interview me?; title: Matters of first importance; title: Keeping God in focus every step of the way; title: I want God to be at the center of every hard thing I do : what does that look like?; title: How do I keep my motivation for doing hard things pure?; title: Sometimes doing hard things actually distracts me from God : what do I do?; title: When the doing gets tough; title: Keeping on in the middle of hard things; title: I want to see this through, but I feel overwhelmed : how do I keep up my enthusiasm?; title: What if I try to do something hard and it doesn't work out, does that mean I didn't hear God right?; title: I'm doing hard things but nothing feels different : what should I do?; title: The guts factor; title: How to move against the crowd and why I'm missing out on anything because I'm not doing the "normal" things teens do?; title: Can doing hard things be fun?; title: How do I let my friends know I've changed?; title: What if doing hard things makes me unpopular?; title: How should rebelutionaries relate to pop culture-like TV, music, movies, books, and the internet?; title: Now what?; title: When doing is done; title: Is it all right to feel proud after doing a hard thing?; title: How do I keep from falling back into my old ways of thinking and acting?; title: What do I do when I'm done with a hard thing? : is it okay to take a break?; title: Putting it all together; title: Stories that will answer all your questions (or at least give you some great ideas); title: Making it rain.