 So many of you have a dream journal where you write down your dreams, you look back on it and you can see where you were lucid, where you weren't lucid. There's actually a really important tip that you need to take into account here, which is that if you're calling it a dream journal, you're setting yourself up to not have lucid dreams. And so in a really simple way that you can actually have lucid dreams is instead of referring to it as a dream journal, just call it a lucid dream journal. And that's actually why I created literally a product called the Lucid Journal, because you need to get that subliminal message into your subconscious mind that you're going to have lucid dreams when you use this journal. So it's a really powerful tip, just start labelling your dream journal as a lucid dream journal. Don't just write down the date and then nothing there. You need to write down something every single morning, whether it's no dreams recalled, you know, whether it's the feeling of the dream or even just whether it's how you felt when you woke up. It's important to write down something, even if it's just a really small detail like that. And that's really going to help you to remember your dreams that actually become lucid as a result, which is the entire point of the lucid journal that I created is to get you to actually have lucid dreams. Many lucid, many dream journals out there are just that. They're just focused on having normal dreams and then remembering them. That's why I've created the Lucid Journal, which is specifically designed to help you become lucid. And that's why it tells you it has a section where you can write down whether you were lucid or not, which technique you used, how you were feeling, other notes about the day. So that when you look back on that, you can actually see that this is exactly the thing that made me become lucid. You know, maybe it's you took a supplement or you tried a particular technique. But beyond that, I mean, you can check out the Lucid Journal if you want, the link is in the description. But beyond that, just start referring to your dream journal as a lucid dreaming journal. And this is just one of those really small tweaks that can make a big difference. Another one, and this is not really related to the journal thing, but this is a similar idea, is try and set some of your passwords that you type in every day. Try and use affirmations and mantras as your passwords. So for example, your password might be something like, I will become lucid 39. And that's actually a fairly strong password, obviously not that one because I just told you that one. But if you just have a mantra or an affirmation as your password and then add a few numbers, maybe change a few of the numbers in where the vowels are. So for example, instead of using a, you can use the number four. But if you actually change these things to mantras and affirmations, you're going to be typing them in every day anyway. And it's just going to be another way of getting that message, that belief into your subconscious mind. And so this is a really powerful technique that I use for a lot of my passwords to have affirmations and mantras. But of course I mix random words in there with the password as well, using numbers, special characters, spaces, all this sort of stuff. But this is something, especially a password, you're going to be typing it in every day. So it makes sense to have it as something like an affirmation, I will become lucid. Or I can remember my dreams, that sort of thing. So I'm going to be making a lot more videos in the future going forward, possibly even three or four a week. And I think that's something that can be consistent, I can stick to that. Make sure you do subscribe and if you are subscribed, please click the notification bell. Because that means that you won't miss any videos, leave a comment when they come out and that sort of thing. And if you do want to check out the Lucid Journal, it's very cheap, I tried to make it pretty much as cheap if not cheaper than other dream journals. But it's specifically focused on becoming lucid, having lucid dreams. So go and check that out, we'll just type into Amazon Lucid Journal. But I don't know if it'll come up because Amazon's algorithm is slightly weird. However, the link is in the description, I'll see you next time. Why are you still watching this? You should have clicked one of my related videos by now, right? Or subscribed or gone onto my website or something like that.