The Awesome Power of YES! ---- Help for Teenagers
Are you a Yes person?
The word YES speaks volumes about the type of person you want to be. It tells people that you are willing to make a commitment and be held accountable.
Yes says you will take responsibility for yourself and others. Many of us say No much more easily. The negative word allows us to remain in our comfort zone, but it also stops us from reaching our full potential.
No validates our fears. Yes vibrates us from them.
John Bishop the Executive Director of Accent On Success, a nonprofit dedicated to helping teenagers succeed, is introducing three YES! bracelets as a daily reminder of the awesome power of YES. Each teal colored silicone bracelet is embossed with a message. The choices are: YES! Count on Me; Yes! I Believe; and YES! I Can Make It Happen.
Yes people are solution oriented
Yes people seek out others who can help them succeed
Yes people minimize excuses
Yes people have a sense of urgency
Yes people do more than is expected
Yes people are results oriented
Yes people are determined
Yes people understand good decision lead to good results
Yes people are courageous
Yes people know the rewards of a job well done
Yes people are committed
Yes people are open to change
Yes people know how to set and achieve goals
Yes people have desire
Yes people have self-respect
Yes people are disciplined
Yes people help others
Yes people take responsibility
Yes people are dependable
Yes people are accountable for their actions
Yes people are problem solvers
Isn’t this what we want for your teenagers?
Mr. Bishop, the Executive Director states: “Let’s face it; today’s world can be scary. We want the YES! bracelet to be a daily reminder that this single word, when used correctly, can positively impact our teenager’s future. As parents we know our teenagers will face many new challenges and opportunities when we are not around. But, we still want them to make the good decisions.” The YES bracelet remind teenagers that good decisions lead to good results.
The Yes! bracelets can be used anywhere teenagers are being encouraged to succeed. For example in various school programs such as character education, sports, after school, school detention, alternative and at-risk. The members of youth development groups such as the Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, church groups and sports boosters can benefit from these effective daily reminders. The bracelets can be very helpful for those individuals going though difficult rehabilitation programs for drugs, alcohol or physical injury. They can be also be used for a Junior Achievement project or as a fund raising item. And, of course, by concerned parents wanting to remind their teenagers of the awesome positive power of YES.
Note: The YES! Bracelet is being offered as a fund raising item. Proceeds will go to fund other books and projects to help teenagers succeed. They can be purchased directly from the website. goalsettingforstudents.com Thank you!