Live in Fantasy Land: Make America Dr3am Again

by Ashley Guillard, Steve Aarons

Are you prepared to give your all to achieve your DR3AMS? The question may seem cliché at first, but you must understand that your goals are both real and attainable! What may first seem a Fantasy is Reality. To experience the reality of your DR3AMS, you must first believe in the possibility of them and go through the process of bringing them to fruition!That is what Live in Fantasy Land is all about, getting you through the process of LIVING your DR3AMS.If you’re ready to live your fantasy, to stop doubting that you can achieve your goals, to not let negative influences cause you to question what you KNOW to be true!If you’re ready to make a positive change in your life and in the lives of others, this book is for you.Be your vision.Live in Fantasy Land!

230 pages, Paperback

Published April 14, 2017

About the author

Ashley Guillard, a Chicago native, is an entrepreneur of a digital publishing company, Live in Fantasy Land, LLC., and the author of numerous books to include, DR3AM: The Spiritual Pathway to Success, DR3AM Journal, Business Strategy Journal: A Step by Step Guide to A Successful Business Plan & Strategy and her next release, I Wrote This While Sipping Tequila: Relax & Have A Sip. She is also a Combat Veteran of the United States Army, member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., and the mother of Lamar Guillard, Jr. As a purpose driven millennial, Ashley is widely-known for her passion for encouraging people to pursue excellence and to become the person God has called them to be.


Reviews

[Steve Aarons · Rating 5 out of 5]

Live in Fantasy Land is an inspiring, faith-driven call to pursue your dreams with conviction. Ashley Guillard blends personal testimony, motivational insight, and encouragement to keep your focus on what you know to be true, even when others doubt you. Her enthusiasm is infectious, and the tone is warm and uplifting. While the book leans more on inspiration than on detailed, step-by-step planning, it succeeds in delivering a heartfelt push toward living with purpose and believing in your own vision. My only complaint is that it lists me as the co-author and I did not help in the least.