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How do you teach your kid to deal with bullying? How do you guide your kid to frame any situation in a positive way? The 5th book in the Jade Life Skills Series - Meaning Attribution explains, in a simple and imaginative way, that we have the ability to CHOOSE how to react to external events and how to choose the better interpretation - the one that enables your kid both feel good with life events and take whatever needed action.Asaf Shani is an international consultant in the field of confrontational situations. Working with people - worldwide - in the last 20 years, help him gain insights about life skills in general and how to empower one's kids to acquire and use them. This extensive experience along with raising his own two kids (Jade and Andy what else...) are being presented in the Jade's life skills series in a way that kids aged 3 - 5, 7yrs old kids and even young adults can relate to. Yet, not surprisingly, many parents attest that the books have helped them to understand, and hence, better manage the situation in their life. After all, no one really teaches life skills at school...The book can very well fit 'I can read level 1' readers and will definitely fall into the 'children's books by age 3 - 5' category. We're being addressed by many readers with the question: does this book is a 'children's feelings books' or a 'feelings books for children' and, to that we answer with a smile: yep The somewhat strange thing is that most people accept their feelings as given - they miss out on the fact that they control whatever they feel, it's not a given thing - so by realizing the fundamental truth that we decide how life events makes us feel by deciding what would be the 'framing' we give it, a new spectrum of choice opens. Asaf Shani, a recognized world speaker and a father of 4, shares in this book his insights and knowledge.

In this book, Jade learns about mental flexibility - about the vitally important skill of letting go of one's mental images (better known as 'expectations') in order to enjoy what is.The skill of mental flexibility will not only help one skip many unnecessary conflicts but it will also facilitate a much higher level of happiness and creativity.Happiness, creativity (along with responsibility, proactivity, and many more qualities) are the outcomes of being able to be here and now - being present. Learning to let go of one's expectations yields a higher level of presence with all the great things mentioned above that it brings with it.Asaf Shani is an international consultant in the field of confrontational situations. Working with people - worldwide - in the last 20 years, help him gain insights about life skills in general and how to empower one's kids to acquire and use them. This extensive experience along with raising his own two kids (Jade and Andy what else...) are being presented in the Jade's life skills series in a way that kids aged 3 - 5, 7yrs old kids and even young adults can relate to. Yet, not surprisingly, many parents attest that the books have helped them to understand, and hence, better manage the situation in their life. After all, no one really teaches life skills at school...The book can very well fit 'I can read level 1' readers and will definitely fall into the 'children's books by age 3 - 5' category. We're being addressed by many readers with the question: does this book is a 'children's feelings books' or a 'feelings books for children' and, to that we answer with a smile: yep The somewhat strange thing is that most people accept their feelings as given - they miss out on the fact that they control whatever they feel, it's not a given thing - so by realizing the fundamental truth that we decide how life events makes us feel by deciding what would be the 'framing' we give it, a new spectrum of choice opens.

How do you tackle a 'no'? How do you team up with a friend to mutually find a satisfying solution? In this book - the 10th of the Jade Life Skills Series - Jade learns how to create a door in a wall of refusal. For most people, a 'NO' is more or less the end of the line... we try to convince, we get upset yet, for most people, NO is a wall they are unable to pass. Well, in this book, Jade learns that a NO is the starting point to a process that can yield consent without the need to coerce, struggle or get upset.Inspired by the story of Jerry the fox and his quest for grapes, Dad teaches Jade the 4 steps to resolving any problem and facilitating collaboration.As the rest of the Jade Life Skills Series, also this book takes 'deep' ideas and deliver them in a 'kid's friendly way'. Asaf Shani is an international consultant in the field of confrontational situations. Working with people - worldwide - in the last 20 years, help him gain insights about life skills in general and how to empower one's kids to acquire and use them. This extensive experience along with raising his own two kids (Jade and Andy what else...) are being presented in the Jade's life skills series in a way that kids aged 3 - 5, 7yrs old kids and even young adults can relate to. Yet, not surprisingly, many parents attest that the books have helped them to understand, and hence, better manage the situation in their life. After all, no one really teaches life skills at school...The book can very well fit 'I can read level 1' readers and will definitely fall into the 'children's books by age 3 - 5' category. We're being addressed by many readers with the question: does this book is a 'children's feelings books' or a 'feelings books for children' and, to that we answer with a smile: yep

"Wish and you will be granted". How do you teach your kid to follow this fundamental truth in her life in order to be able to manifest whatever she sees fit? How do you cultivate a feeling of worthiness in order to enable your kid to live a fulfilled life?The 11th book in the Jade Life Skills Series - Learning to Claim Or Being a Dolphin - deals exactly with these questions. Join Mom, Jade and Andy in order to understand what it means to act like a dolphin (as opposed to a shark or a salmon) - from a place of self-worthiness and claim what you are.See how Jade starts with a struggle calling out loud her wishes and undergo a process that helps her find the place within her that takes out the dolphin in her.In this book, the 11th in the successful Jade Life Skills Series, Jade learns how to communicate what she wants. Mom teaches her, through the images of a shark, a salmon, and a dolphin how to claim from an inner place of self-worthiness, and then how to take control over her life as a dolphin.Asaf Shani is an international consultant in the field of confrontational situations. Working with people - worldwide - in the last 20 years, help him gain insights about life skills in general and how to empower one's kids to acquire and use them. This extensive experience along with raising his own two kids (Jade and Andy what else...) are being presented in the Jade's life skills series in a way that kids aged 3 - 5, 7yrs old kids and even young adults can relate to. Yet, not surprisingly, many parents attest that the books have helped them to understand, and hence, better manage the situation in their life. After all, no one really teaches life skills at school...The book can very well fit 'I can read level 1' readers and will definitely fall into the 'children's books by age 3 - 5' category. We're being addressed by many readers with the question: does this book is a 'children's feelings books' or a 'feelings books for children' and, to that we answer with a smile: yep The somewhat strange thing is that most people accept their feelings as given - they miss out on the fact that they control whatever they feel, it's not a given thing - so by realizing the fundamental truth that we decide how life events makes us feel by deciding what would be the 'framing' we give it, a new spectrum of choice opens.

Research has shown a clear correlation between being grateful and being happy. Gratitude is more than positive thinking as it helps reconcile the inner conflict and by that bring peace of mind, happiness and creativity. In the 8th book of the successful Jade Life Skill Series, the skill of Gratitude is described in a fun way - using simple illustrations - enabling kids to start practicing Gratitude. Read about Jade being envy at her brother Andy when he gets a serving of ice cream and she doesn't, through the experiment Jade is doing with her Mom using a flashlight till the story of Kito, the young sailor, who tries to save a wounded dolphin and learns that 'as within so without'.

Life Skills for Children - the book 'Letting Go of Yucky Feeling OR Drop the Lemons' is the third book in the Jade's Life Skills series. The title speaks for itself - learning how to self-help oneself by letting go of sadness, anger and any other yucky feeling. Asaf Shani, father of 4, is an international speaker in the field of conflicts and negotiations that in the last 17 years acquired substantial 'hands-on' knowledge about life skills in general and their implementation with children in particular. Thousands of parents would wide, along with his own 4 kids at home, will attest to the effectiveness of the ideas and tools he presents in the Jade Life Skills for Kids series.

letting go of the familiar and allowing oneself to learn something new can be quite a challenge. In this book - Learning Something New OR Sail to the Ocean, the 9th book in the Jade Life Skills Series, Dad teaches Jade about the skill of learning new things. He takes both Jade and Andy to experience new things and teach them about 'comfort zone' and how one feels when leaving it.By experiencing new situations, places, and flavors along with telling the kids the story of Disco the fish and his heroic learning quest, Jade and Andy learn the vitally important new skill.

One of the key ingredients of success, of more importantly, a feeling of success, is persistence. In this book, the 7th in the Jade Life Skills Series, Jade learns about the inner Jade that she, and not the external obstacle, is the reason she fails. With Mom and her little brother Andy, she meets Nick a kid who was born with no left hand. Nick shows her how her ability expends way beyond she might think as long as she quietens the little Jade inside her head and keep on going.