Why am I so tired?

Leonard met his friend James in line waiting for coffee a weekday morning before work.

"Man, am i exhausted," Leonard moaned. "I did never like to sleep last night. However, i finally got a book after job. I learned the most of my previous dreams ever. I was reading when my fellow workers passed by window, i started to remember their lives. I couldn't still concentrate on reading because i felt like i was learning to comprehend that they are projecting and displacing their angriness onto me. From remembering their stories, i learned how they would help me even at workplace. I learned what i didn't notice yet. Now, i feel so tired."

"Maybe you can nap in class afternoon, James joked as he passed the condiment bar, stepping to get some cream and sugar, then he handed the coffee to Leonard." "At least have a cup of coffee to make it through this morning."

1. Did Leonard experience to work in an extra time or a regular time? What is the difference between the two? How often do most employees achieve their dreams?

2. At what kind of the book did Leonard's dreams become reflected? During what page number is this stage of visualizing most likely to reflect?

3. How do you interpret Leonard's dreams? What is the dream's manifest content? To what process would activation - synthesis attribute Leonard's dream?

4. How common is the kind of mentalities that Leonard experienced? Given what you know about entrepreneur mentality, how long do you suppose it really took Leonard to get started his dreams?

5. Think about James's suggestions to Leonard experience. Given what you know for dealing with his sleepless, will they help Leonard in the short run? Will they help Leonard overcome an employee mentality? What alternative suggestions would you make to Leonard?