Amelia has never been one to be timid. She's confident enough to stand up for others and let people know what she thinks. So why is it that she's having a hard time advocating for herself?
When a new seating arrangement lands Amelia seated next to Billy, who spends his days whining and complaining about one thing or another, Amelia feels doomed, and unloads her frustrations on her mum. But when Mum starts to ask more questions, Amelia realizes that advocating for yourself involves more than just being critical of others or making demands.
With four simple steps to follow, Amelia starts to hone her skills.
In addition to keeping the steps practical, author and school counselor Bryan Smith's story includes lessons such as the importance of HOW you approach others, and learning that sometimes the answer will still be no.
When a new seating arrangement lands Amelia seated next to Billy, who spends his days whining and complaining about one thing or another, Amelia feels doomed, and unloads her frustrations on her mum. But when Mum starts to ask more questions, Amelia realizes that advocating for yourself involves more than just being critical of others or making demands.
With four simple steps to follow, Amelia starts to hone her skills.
In addition to keeping the steps practical, author and school counselor Bryan Smith's story includes lessons such as the importance of HOW you approach others, and learning that sometimes the answer will still be no.
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