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Unlock your true potential with our Motivation Tool. Designed to increase effectiveness and train your brain, this resource is packed with 52 exercises that will help you find your focus and generate your best efforts.

Our minds can be easily sidetracked by distractions, indecision, and biases, but this tool will guide you through thought experiments and activities to overcome mental blocks and formulate strategies for problem-solving. This collection of psychological solutions is a great team-building tool. Get ready to unleash your full potential and achieve your goals

Get ready to unleash your creativity with Inspiration, a toolkit designed to ignite your imagination and foster a fresh perspective. With 52 exercises at your fingertips, you’ll become a master at generating new ideas whenever you need them. No more waiting for inspiration to strike!

Each exercise targets a specific creative muscle and helps establish the perfect mindset for original work. Drawing inspiration from various fields, including art, music, psychotherapy, and innovation, this invaluable resource is a must-have for both creatives and professionals. Say goodbye to creative blocks and hello to a constant flow of innovative thinking.

The inside is blank so write all over it.
Each card comes with an envelope, of course.
Letter pressed on Swans Island, ME
Cards are 5" x 7"

100 Questions: Original Edition

A set of 100 question cards to spark meaningful conversations around love, life, culture and family.

It isn't easy to get into a good conversation. Many of our best ones seem to have happened by chance. Far from it, we believe a great conversation always starts with someone asking a great question.

In this set of beautiful cards, you'll find laid out 100 of the very best questions around, carefully designed to get a group of people into exceptionally entertaining and meaningful conversations.

Split into categories, these 100 questions cover:

• Personality & Emotions
• Work & Money
• Family & Friendship
• Travel, Culture & Taste
• Personality & Emotions
• Sex & Relationships
• Life & Death

These 100 question cards can be brought out at family gatherings or dinner parties to provoke debate and initiate discussions which might otherwise go neglected.

A blank card for keeping in touch.

heavy card stock with gold foil details.

5x7"

Get to know your botanical neighbors! A coloring book of some of Maria's favorite flowers and plants from her neighborhood walks and hiking trails. 23-page features plants you can get to know as you color.

Get some waves.

The inside is blank so write all over it.
Each card comes with an envelope, of course.
Letter pressed on Swans Island, ME
Cards are 5" x 7"

What's for dinner?! The San Francisco local foods wheel, released in 2006, shows what's in season and local within about 150 miles of San Francisco, from Sonoma to the Delta, to the upper part of the Central Coast, and, of course, in the Pacific Ocean! Some of the unique local foods available in the region include Dungeness Crab, Oysters, avocados, and an abundance of citrus fruits. The Bay Area is also notable for its year-round growing season!

Sagittarius

Adventurous and positive

November 22 - December 21

Capricorn Ambitious and a little shy December 23rd - January 19th

The Moon can be very mysterious. She controls the tides, affects our emotions and dreams and the minute you think you've got her figured out, she goes and changes shape on you. With this card you will finally know which full moon you're gazing up at. The inside is blank so write all over it. Each card comes with an envelope, of course. Cards are 5" x 7".

The orange tree can grow fruit all year round. Most fruit trees can't do this. Send this card in any season, in all kinds of weather. The inside is blank and an envelope is included, of course. Letter press printed on recycled paper. Cards are 5" x 7".

FOREWORD by Tee Corinne:

In 1973 I set out to do drawings of women's genitals for use in sex education groups. I wanted the drawings to be lovely and informative, to give pleasure and affirmation. I organized the drawings into a coloring book because a major way we learn to understand the world, as children, is by coloring. As adults many of us still need to learn about our external sexual anatomy. Coloring is a way for the child in each of us to revision and reclaim this portion of our bodies from which we have been estranged.

The Cunt Coloring Book, published in 1975, was immediately and wildly popular, although many people complained about the "awful" title. Three printings later, in 1981, the title was changed to Labia flowers and the book virtually died. So much for euphemisms. Welcome once again to the Original Cunt Coloring Book (with a few additions). May you color it with pleasure.

Call me a romantic, but they look more like friendly Labia seashells than flowers to me.

Paperback, 49 pages. Crayons not included. Published by Last Gasp, San Francisco

Our bodies, ourselves are about 65% water. When we're floating in our mamas' bellies (in amniotic fluid, about 98% water), our mamas feel extra nice floating in a warm bath tub, relaxing their muscles and enjoying. Blessings on the floating babes, the floating mamas, and blessings on the water that floats us! Lisa Foti-Straus drew the sketch for this card one evening, sketching a pregnant sister-friend in the tub. A good one to give to mama's in wait. Emily Johnson printed them with a rainbow hued split fountain on an OG letterpress at EMprint Press, at YU, in Portland, Oregon. The recycled stock is heavyweight and a little bit toothy, with 25% cotton mixed in. The envelopes are 100% PCW recycled kraft paper.

"Hana 'i'o ka haole!"The foreigner does it in earnest! Neither strictly born on a Hawaiian island nor genetically Hawaiian, our nonetheless Hawaiian Lili designed "Go Stay Stay Go," honoring the moon, the mountains upon, and the sea that surrounds those paradises. A persimmon hue was selected for the backside and a fine gold powder was mixed in so that if you look carefully, these beauties shine. Emily Johnson printed these cards with love and expertise on an OG letterpress at EMprint Press, at YU, in Portland, Oregon. The recycled stock is heavyweight and a little bit toothy, with 25% cotton mixed in. The envelopes are 100% PCW recycled kraft paper.