Showing posts with label cue cards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cue cards. Show all posts

Monday, December 10, 2012

More #CueCards and Amazon GC's! US/CAN 12/14 #PayItForward #MissionGiveaway

Mission Giveaway
Remember, we recently chatted about awkward situations we wish we could have avoided? Well, here's your second chance at getting the book that solves the problem and a bonus gift!

Monday, November 26, 2012

Sweet #CueCards and Amazon GC's! US/CAN 11/30 #PayItForward #MissionGiveaway

Mission Giveaway
We all have those awkward situations we wish we could have avoided. I seem to have them all the time! And most of the time, it's not even my fault... Anyways, we've got the solution to that right here in a simple book that flips ever so easily to the chapter you need plus a bit of a bonus! It's our weekly mission giveaway and this week for you and a friend, we've got an amazingly useful book and some spending money to Amazon.

Sunday, October 28, 2012

I've got Cue Cards for you! US/CAN 11/11

Christmas Gift Ideas 2012Cue Cards for Life, Gentle reminders for better relationships review
Ever wished you could interact better with people? Need some Cue Cards for Life? I've got some for you right here...

Ever wished you had Cue Cards for Life? Thoughtful Tips for Better Relationships

Christmas Gift Ideas 2012Cue Cards for Life, Gentle reminders for better relationships review
No matter who you are in life, there’s always people you’ll have to deal with…unless you never leave your house. It is your choice, however, how that relationship develops. I interact with a variety of people on a daily basis. How do you think I do? I’ll be honest, I’m actually quite shy around people. Once I get to know you though, that’s a different story. It takes time and effort and a lot of trial and error. I am a blunt, I don’t beat around the bush. What you see is what you get…Ha! So, sometimes I get misunderstood. It’s too bad I didn’t have Christina’s book earlier. I could’ve avoided the awkwardness that came after I asked a little old lady if she was coming home after visiting family. Her response…