Despite its popularity, traditional networking isn't working. This groundbreaking book flips the traditional idea of networking on its head and puts helpfulness at the center of this little-understood practice. Helpful revolutionizes what networking is, how it happens, and how we should do it. Whether you're a natural at networking or dread it like tax day, Helpful will forever change the way you practice networking and build relationships, professional and otherwise.

Introduces the concept of helpfulness and provides examples of how to be helpful. Suggested level: junior.

Ages 2 to 5 years. Little PK knows how important it is to be helpful! He feeds the dog, sweeps the floor, and tidies his room. By following little PK's example in this colourful, rhyming book, toddlers will learn how to help others too.

Examines both helpful and harmful insects.

Dating relationships can make you happy or bring you down. Healthy, happy relationships aren't random. It all comes down to skills, knowledge and choinces. This book helps you think about your own experiences and answer important questions about how to recognize a good relationship and if you're in the relationship for the right reasons.

Build a Helpful Heart with Our “Learn About Being Helpful” Printable! Here’s what you’ll find inside: 15 engaging pages: Packed with activities, stories, and illustrations that make learning about “being helpful” fun and memorable. Activities that build SEL competencies: Explore “Self-Awareness,” “Social Awareness,” “Self-Management,” “Relationship Skills,” and “Responsible Decision-Making” through age-appropriate activities. Real-life application: Children learn to connect the concept of helpfulness to everyday situations, fostering empathy and positive social interactions. Self-expression boost: Activities like coloring and writing encourage creativity and improve communication skills. Benefits of “Learn About Being Helpful” Develops a sense of responsibility: Children learn the value of contributing to their communities and making a positive difference. Strengthens relationships: Children build stronger friendships and learn to cooperate with others by fostering kindness and helpfulness. Enhances self-esteem: Seeing their positive impact on others builds confidence and self-worth. Promotes social skills: Teaches children how to interact with others effectively and solve problems collaboratively.

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