There are times when I have no idea what comes next & it’s the thing I’ve come to love most about being alive: leaning in to hear the invitation of each day & feeling my whole body melt when I say yes, yes, yes. art & story created by Kai
According to Culture Shock: A Guide to Customs and Etiquette of Filipinos, when my husband says yes, he could also mean one of the following: a.) I don't know. b.) If you say so. c.) If it will pleas
I'm so serious when I say I truly believe this is my favorite book of 2024. Yes, I know it's just February but I really believe it...
I said “no” and it was all okay.Recently, I stepped back from a commitment. I’d thought about it for a few months but I kept plugging away because I’m not great at stepping…
Don't mistake my kindness for weakness. I am kind to everyone, but when someone is unkind to me, weak is not what you are going to remember about me. Al Capone ------- I've loved vintage typewriters since the first time I set eyes on one. With this piece, I have the opportunity to share that feeling with you! This quote is lovingly typed on a 1955 Smith-Corona typewriter on a 4x6 sheet of cardstock or handmade deckle edge paper - your choice! ------- Cardstock: This premium rigid paper offers durability and clean, sharp lines. Perfect for scrapbooking or displaying! ------- Handmade Deckle Edge: This paper is made from 100% recycled LWI cardstock! This deckle edge paper is thick and textured. Because this paper is handmade, exact colors and textures may vary. ------- Join the LWI Book Club on Discord! https://discord.gg/SaayNQmpp6 Save 10% on everything in the shop: http://eepurl.com/dIfSX9 ------- Custom Orders: Yes, we do custom orders! Do you have a different quote or size of paper in mind? Pricing for 4x6 custom quotes are the same as what is listed here. Pricing varies on larger sizes. We can type anything you'd like on any size cardstock between 4x6 and 8x10. Because we are using a vintage typewriter, the font size will not change. Message us to request what you'd like! ------- US Shipping: Need your quote fast? Upgrade to 2-day shipping with tracking at checkout for only $3 more. ------- Paper Colors: Choose from white, ivory, or gray cardstock. ------- Postcard: Want to send your cardstock quote as a postcard? We'll make it happen in style! ------- Each paper craft will come to your doorstep in a sleek white envelope adorned by hand with our very own LWI stamp. Each envelope is addressed by hand - and look inside for a typewritten note just for you from me! ------- Remember to find us online and drop us a line: Twitter: @LWIquotes Facebook: Facebook.com/LettersWithImpact Instagram: Instagram.com/LettersWithImpact
From My Head to My Toes, I Say What Goes! is a light-hearted exploration of boundaries, nestled in a fun and lively story. The book discusses consent and control for a young audience, through a story that is bold and beautiful, loud and proud. With the feel-good factor turned up to eleven, it also celebrates individualism, inclusivity, and empathy. I might say YES to pillow fights; a kiss when I'm tucked in at night. I might say NO to climbing high, a tickling game or a hug goodbye.
"If you're tired of agreeing to annoying asks and thankless tasks, read this book. The Power of Saying No offers the smartest advice I've ever encountered for declining requests without risking your reputation or your relationships. This essential guide will sharpen your mind and steel your spine to live life on your own terms." -Daniel H. Pink, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Power of Regret, Drive, and To Sell Is Human Stop saying yes. Start saying no. Change your life! You have probably said "yes" to bosses, partners, family, friends, and even strangers, when you actually want to say "no." Maybe you wish you could say no more often, but you're not sure how or if it's even possible to do so. You're not alone! We're taught to say yes as often as we can. After all, if you say no, aren't you likely to miss out on opportunities and sever important relationships? Isn't saying no a harmony-buster? In The Power of Saying No, award-winning professor and researcher Vanessa Patrick delves into the new science of saying no. She introduces the ground-breaking concept of "empowered refusal"-a proven framework for saying no that puts you in charge of your life-and reveals some surprising secrets about the power of the word no. Dr. Patrick shares: Why empowered refusal is a valuable superskill that helps us say no in a way that does not invite pushback from others. The toolkit of three competencies you need to develop to effectively communicate an empowered no response. A framework to help separate the "good-for-me" from the "not-good-for-me" activities and engagements that come our way. How to establish and implement personal policies that empower your refusal. How to use empowered refusal to manage difficult askers, strengthen your relationships and realize your full potential. It's more important than ever to protect your time, focus on your top priorities, and use the power of saying no to reach your goals at work and at home. Empowered refusal is a unique, positive, and meaning-filled approach to managing your energy and ambition effectively, allowing you to make lasting, positive changes in your life. This empowering book is a fascinating read that will help you with conflict resolution, boundaries, communication, and difficult conversations! "The Power of Saying No will stay within arm's reach for me. It offers the explanations and the inspirations I need to take charge of my life and career, with concrete tools to make it happen. I was able to put Vanessa Patrick's lessons to work the day I started reading the book and have continued every day since. Read this book. Twice." -Dolly Chugh, author of The Person You Mean to Be and A More Just Future, Jacob B. Melnick Term Professor at the NYU Stern School of Business
Click here to find out more about the Teach 4 the Heart podcast.When I first started teaching I had no idea how to counsel a student or what to say to a student who was misbehaving. And, yes, I mean none.I knew just saying "stop doing that" wasn't really going to cut it. But I remember wondering wha
