Description
Grades K-12 | Social & Emotional Learning | ISBN: 9781942589105
Highlights
Inspires students, teachers, and parents with strategies for:
-Accepting things you can’t change
-Being grateful
-Creating consistent progress towards your dreams
-Overcoming negative emotions
-Transforming negative attitudes into positive ones
Features
Pages to be used to decorate classrooms, hallways, SEL, and with morning announcements.
About the Author
Hal Elrod is living proof that every single one of us has the ability to overcome our adversity and create the most extraordinary life we can imagine. At age 20, Hal was hit head-on by a drunk driver, died for six minutes, broke 11 bones, suffered permanent brain damage, and was told he would never walk again. Defying the logic of doctors and the temptations to be a victim, he has gone on to become a Hall of Fame business achiever, ultra-marathon runner, multiple-time #1 best-selling author, hip-hop recording artist, husband, father, and international keynote/motivational speaker.
Brianna Greenspan
Brianna Greenspan has been using the power of positive affirmations for the past 13 years to overcome physical challenges brought on by being born with a chronic invisible illness. When Brianna decided that the labels and limitations of her medical team did not align with what she believed to be possible for her life, everything began to change. Instead of being held back by neck braces, surgeries, and countless doctors’ visits, Brianna completed her first 10k and hiked Half Dome at Yosemite National Park.
Brianna is living proof that the power of positive affirmations coupled with extraordinary faith and immense effort really can overcome the biggest obstacles.
In spite of Brianna’s personal health battles and previous limiting beliefs, Brianna’s decision to see the word “impossible” as “I’m possible” has propelled her to reach new levels of achievement. By incorporating the Miracle Morning into her life, her outlook on her previous limitations was thrown out the window by adopting the mindset that with a commitment she could achieve anything.