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Today is the day! EVERYTHING is live! You KNOW you need a road trip!
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Two of the 11 decks have gone live AND the Kindle book that goes with is available for pre-order.
It’s getting real!!! Click the image above!
I mentioned last week that I was going to launch the cards on August 13. In that process, I submitted the design to be sold and the website turned down the design.
I could see the flaw, and I appreciate the quality control. So I have a new design.
What do you think?
The colors are so bright and lively. Why these colors?
Just like the four elements, four colors dominate the deck: yellow (air), sienna (fire), blue (water), and olive green (Earth). Yellow represents something that shines. It may be a strength or just something that makes you exceptionally happy. Sienna represents happiness and positivity. Blue represents struggle or just something you aren’t particularly fond of. Olive green represents growth.
Stay tuned for a fifth element…
When I needed guidance, Find Your Road Home, was the phrase that stuck with my heart. How many times have you heard, “you’re just lost” while on your journey?
You aren’t lost. The spot you may find yourself in might be painful and you may not want to remain there, but that doesn’t imply you are lost. I challenge that is a cop-out.
Turn Signals are directions. Think of your life as a map, and each decision as a crossroad. It may be a two-way road, or it may be four, five or even more offshoots. Turn signals don’t tell you which way to go. Instead, they give you details. Words mean different things depending on where you are or even how they are said. So what tells one person to go right may tell the person next to them to go left.
I chose four-letter words because they are more common. I don’t want age, education, or language to be a hinderance to the guidance and direction you want/need.
Find Your Road Home