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No is an incredible gift The Gift of No will help you uncover what really matters to you, how to say no to the things that don't, and actually make every relationship you have better.Give The Gift of No to yourself and the people you care about and watch the story of your life become amazing.You are happy, relaxed, and comfortable.They get the real you, plus your full heart, your honest effort, your authentic self. No irritation. No resentment. No keeping score. Just solid, honest, relaxed, real relationships...and a lot less stress So...whether you work for yourself or someone else, are between jobs or choosing to stay at home, dealing with family issues, friendships, or coworkers--no matter where and how you live--no is a gift you can give yourself and the people you care about. Starting right now.The Gift of No is basic equipment for a happy life

Our dreams are incredibly fragile. That sense that nothing's impossible--the belief behind every dream we go after--takes such a beating as years go by and we have more responsibility and live through tough times. But we've got to protect our dreams. When things are going wrong or seem outside our control or are just not how we pictured they would be, our dreams are a soft place to land. They keep hope alive, and not just for us. They are our greatest gift to ourselves but also to the people we love and the world around us. Because dreams--hope in something better--make the world a happier, healthier, and ultimately even saner place.When we believe in our ability to grow and make life better, to expand on the things that work and fix the ones that don't, we stretch, reach, learn, invent, make new connections, create fresh ideas, sometimes spark change, precisely because we believe it's possible.Dream Come True will help you find your passion for discovery and sense of wonder that lets you fly by "what is" on your way to "what could be" like every world-changer who refused to be limited by what was reality at the time, and instead imagined what was possible. Think Wright, Edison, Fleming, and King...that's flight, light, penicillin, and Chromosome 17 (a discovery that led to life-saving breakthroughs in cancer screening and treatment).Doesn't mean we have to reinvent fire or end poverty, just that every time we believe in a better future, every time we give in to our sense of wonder and possibility, we join this tribe of world-changers. It doesn't matter if we want to learn to crochet or fly a helicopter, get promoted or start a business, run a cancer walk or add a wing to the hospital that saved the life of someone we love, beautiful someone, just look at the company we're in Dream Come True is filled with Diana Davin's best hope-addicted, dream-seeking ideas together in one book. In three inspiring parts: Love, Gratitude, and Simplicity, Diana explains how our dreams keep hope alive and let us stretch, learn, invent, make new connections, and create fresh ideas precisely because we believe they can.

We've all had the experience of leaving a situation thinking, "Ugh That didn't go the way I wanted it to. You know what I should have said?"It's like the one thing everyone's experienced: feeling speechless or fumbling for words, then walking away with regrets and "should-have-saids."We were nervous, unprepared, or both. Maybe we were being asked tough questions, or even confronted or criticized.Or maybe more positively, there was an opening for us to speak up, ask a smart question, or volunteer for something, but we hesitated, the moment passed, and then it was too late.How great would it be, beautiful someone, if we could look back on any one of these situations with no regrets? Knowing we handled it great and, the key test: if we had it to do over again, we wouldn't change a thing? That if we were back in the same situation today, we'd say and do exactly the same thing because it went well, we got great results, and we felt good afterward?And even if a situation doesn't go well, that we have the confidence and communication skill to chalk it up to a learning experience, forgive ourselves, smooth out the situation with whoever was involved, and move on.We can You Know What I Should Have Said? covers how to handle tough situations as well as how to turn them into something positive for ourselves and the people who matter to us.This way, we end up with: More confidence More honest relationships More opportunity Less stress A better reputation You Know What I Should Have Said? is a book about what to say when we're in tough situations, and it's also a book about courage and caring about ourselves and the people we live and work with. It's about building bridges in relationships, taking good care of the people who matter to us, and--super-important: speaking up to share ideas and truths that make the world a better place. In other words, it's about being ready to speak up in positive situations too.

The yes that changes everything opens the door to amazing in your life. And maybe even more important, it doesn't end there; yes also changes everything that happens afterward. When we say yes, a bunch of wonderful side effects cascade into our lives: We are open, inviting, easy to be around, and count-ed on to be a constructive voice for other people.We're plugged in to what's new and happening, in-novations and fresh ideas and discoveries.We're energized, on the move, not stagnant in our ideas, jobs, relationships, or joyful pursuits.Our minds and hearts are young, flexible, and healthy.We're included - maybe even top-of-mind - when anyone (a friend, neighbor, coworker, manager) is thinking of someone for a new project or pursuit be-cause we have a reputation for liking to try new things. We're creative and resourceful (because the yes that changes everything is positive, but not always easy ). We're never bored - or boring

When Ruby Lourdes discovers a sparkling feather in the shallows of Cadeau Bay, she doesn't know it's the start of an adventure that will change her life forever. ...until an accident turns everything upside down. Then, a mysterious visitor in the attic, a glistening line of spider's silk, and a dark cave will take Ruby through time and across the sea. All the while, an ocean away, someone waits. Follow Ruby's story as she searches for what she's missing and discovers much more.

The small and not-at-all important Eli Brown is happy just riding his skateboard, going to the playground, and searching for treasure around his neighborhood. But everything changes one cold February afternoon when Eli meets a strange visitor who's traveled a long way to see him. As darkness settles in, a mystery begins to unfold. Eli will venture out into the night and then back in time, setting a magical chain of events in motion that will save Tia Luisa and show the power of a mother's love. New discoveries await everyone in The Giving Pin, especially Eli who finds he's not so small and unimportant after all."Vibrantly imagined, this first Sparks and Whispers Mystery, beautifully illustrated and filled with colorful characters in the tradition of Charlotte's Web, is an amazing fiction debut by Diana Davin. More than just a pin's journey through time, this is the story of the remarkable power of love and generosity, which are multiplied as we pass these blessings on to others." - Emilia Casella