How can I have fun making good things happen, even if I?m only a teenager?

* What would I like to create, in this world, if I had no limitations? * What questions might I ask, where as the answers show up, I get closer and closer to my goals? * How can I be so cheerful, and positive, that negative people just go away? * How could I have fun, putting joy in people's hearts? * How does it get much better than this? * How would I feel, when my life is better than the best I can imagine? How would this feel, real, now? * What gives me joy? How can I find joy in everything I do? * What other wonderful stuff could happen? * Where is the flow, and how can it help me achieve my goals? * I wonder what kind of changes I would enjoy making, in my world? * I wonder how I have already shifted myself to a much more powerful state, just by contemplating these points? * I wonder how my perspectives have changed, and integrated, as I contemplated all this, and what new possibilities just opened up for me? * I wonder just how much fun, joy, peace, contentment, satisfaction, love, happiness, and all that makes life worthwhile, I could experience, just be asking questions like the above, and acting on the answers I get? * What is the maximum amount of fun a person could have, helping others? What would it be like to exceed that? The author at one time trained community organizers, and leaders. Writing this book was inspired by seeing an adult taking a group of teenagers out into the community, to do good things. People have finite time. Books like this focus efforts, which means that finite time can do the most good. Good things happen in community because leaders work with others to make them happen. This book is designed to help people do that, in fun ways.