Synopsis "Life Skills Series - Learning to Claim Or Being a Dolphin (in English)"
"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.
