it can be a difficult thing to remember who you are in normal physical life while in a lucid dream ,and to remember goals you put forward when awake.also, many times it's easy to get caught up in the dream, and forget about goals you had when you become lucid.the goal you have must be something important to you, if you want to be able to leave the dream.if it's just something kinda interesting, but not all that important, you will probably end up forgetting about it.
when you discover that you have become lucid, you might want to stop and try to remember what it was you wanted to do.it also takes a bit of practice to become familiar with the lucid state, and not say "oh wow! look at that!", and next thing you know, you have completely forgotten your goal!
when you become lucid,try stating your goal or question out loud.this enhances and sustains your lucidity, and sets you in motion to completing your goal.if your lucidity is/gets fuzzy or fades, try saying "clarity now!", or something like that.it seems to draw upon your available power source and sustains lucidity.
if you want to "incubate" a lucid dream, just say to yourself before you fall asleep,over and over "I will become lucid", or something to that effect.it helps to do this if you awake in the middle of the night, or very early in the morning, and then fall asleep again.
General-Army,
First off, it is nice that you had 4 lucid dreams in one night. Working on the control part is usually the more difficult aspect.
The advice Jason gave is good advice b/c what we want to do is be clear about goals while lucid.
You may already know of this website, if so I apologize, but this is a nice site to check out:
http://lucidity.com/
Very best,
Last night i remember i had 4 dreams, and all of them i was lucid. For some reason though i didnt want to control my dreams, i just wanted to complete what ever task i had to do. I remember yelling at my friends to hurry up with what they were doing because i knew i was dreaming. The dreams felt just like real life, all the surroundings were highly detailed and just like what they would look like in real life to, these dreams i had were brighter than the usual ones i had. But for some reason, the thought of me controling the dream never really slipped my mind, i just remember controling myself to do what ever i wanted, but i stayed with my friends that were there and i was helping them out. I also remember that the dream was about to end, i didnt want it to end yet so then it kept going on, i felt like i was getting a tiny bit dizzy, but then i didnt want it to end so it kept going on and the dizzyness went away. What should i do if i have another lucid dream so i make sure i do things i want to do?