Now Hiring! - Lucid Dream Book project - Want in?

[Jeff777]

As you all know, this lucid dreaming book was a project once put on the table, and for whatever reason, was then placed on the back burner in which it was allowed to accrue dust, and cobwebs. In essence...this forum is a dead weight on the board...an eyesore, a waste of main forum scrolling time. When this project was in its prime, I was semi-on it and from what I can tell, a lot of work had been done...but a lot of work still needs to be finished. Exploring the World of Lucid Dreams by Dr. Stephen Laberge, was a great book but it's also an old book. More research has been done since its publication and lucid dreaming hopefuls around the world need to know that. That's where you come in. If you are a proficient lucid dreamer whose studied your own dream world, if you're good at (or capable of) researching dream related subjects, sleep studies (like brain wave activity, REM, SP etc.), if you're talented with a digital paintbrush, if organization seems to be your strong suit and you know how best to place things in terms of sentence and paragraph structure, then... There's more work to be done on this project, and a lot of room for expansion. This project may take us 6 months to a year to wrap up. If you decide you want to be a part of this lucid dreaming cultural history and have the time to devote to the continuation of this project then we gladly welcome you to the team. Now... Currently, we are in need of: -Writers, Editors, Graphic Designers, Researchers, Organizers -A Graphic Design department leader (Someone to lead the graphic designs team) -- -Part time staff must check in at least once a week -Full time staff must check in at least once a day If you are interested in becoming part of the staff on this project, - please COPY and paste the QUESTIONS and ANSWER UNDER the questions themselves (within this thread): 1. Are you interested in working full time or part time on this project? (Full time would be like 1 hr. a day, part time would be anything less than that) 2. Are you a good editor? (Please link some of your work if possible) 3. Are you a good writer? (Please link some of your work if possible) 4. Is organization one of your strong suits? (In terms of content, chapters etc.) 5. List any prior experience you may have had regarding working on a book 6. Is lucid dreaming a strong suit of yours? 7. Are you good at brainstorming? Or do you tend to set off fire alarms... 8. Do you remain current on lucid dreaming studies and new information regarding the subject in general? (If so, please give a brief explanation) 9. Is graphic designing a strong suit of yours? (please list examples if applicable) 10. What do you feel you could bring to the table on this project? How do you feel you'll be of most help? 11. How old are you? 12. How long have you been lucid dreaming? 13. How proficient of a lucid dreamer are you? 14. How many books on lucid dreaming have you read (please list each one, and what stuck out about each one to you)? 15. What studies do you read that pertain to dreams, sleeping in general, or lucid dreams? 16. Additional comments you'd like to add: