How Good Were You? The Original Guided Memory Journal

How Good Were You? The Original Guided Memory Journal

$14.99
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How Good Were You? The Original Guided Memory Journal

How Good Were You? The Original Guided Memory Journal

$14.99

How Good Were You? is the original guided memory journal in the series, built for capturing the life story of anyone important to you, in their own words. Instead of a blank notebook, it offers real, specific questions that make it easy to start and easy to keep going. 70 questions. 6 chapters. Each answer becomes part of a keepsake you will have long after the conversation itself is a memory. Every journal ordered on HonorYourStory.org comes as a spiral bound, 6 by 9 inch keepsake, designed to lay flat while writing and hold up for years of handling. This journal also supports Every Kid Sports, a national nonprofit that covers youth sports registration fees for kids from income restricted families, so a kid who wants to play never has to sit out because of what it costs.

Inside How Good Were You? - Six Chapter Titles & Sample Questions

  • Chapter 1 - Where It All Began - Describe the place where you first fell in love with your sport. What did it look, smell, and sound like?
  • Chapter 2 - The Player You Became - Was there a moment when you realized you had become a real athlete — not just someone who played a sport, but a true competitor? What happened?
  • Chapter 3 - The People Who Shaped You - What is the single most important thing a coach ever said to you? Do you still carry it with you today?
  • Chapter 4 - The Games You Still Think About - What is the greatest game, match, or competition of your entire athletic career? Walk us through it like we were there.
  • Chapter 5 - What the Game Taught You - What did sport teach you about failure? About getting back up after a loss or a setback?
  • Chapter 6 - What I Want You to Know - Is there something about your athletic career that your family does not know — something you have never told anyone — that you want them to know now?

     

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