We Practice Life

When somebody orders multiple practice packs, we start gathering free gifts to bundle up with them 💕💫🎉

We Practice Life and teach tools for peace

The first step in conflict resolution is getting to the facts. It is no wonder there is so much conflict in ourselves, our communities, our world.

We need to start by fact-checking our thoughts and get to solving for reality, not the fiction made up by the person with the most power, influence, and loudest voice.

Check out our Substack post for today.

What else could be true? Getting to the facts is the first step in conflict resolution

Team WPL when receiving unbelievably positive feedback (last night) after delivering team trainings to real estate developers.

My work (Brooke) in real estate design and development field nearly doused my soul’s spark. I had to leave, find myself, and come back on my own terms. I had to be taught by my work with kids on the brink of death and literally tattoo one of their profound messages on my hand—a reminder to be unapologetically me.

Now, the tools I developed—from various brilliant minds in psychology, business, and spiritual fields—to rebuild and stay close to my values—the ones rapidly transformed for easy consumption—are reaching that very industry to enhance personal and professional relationships and infuse corporate culture with the kind of sustainability that comes from integrity, curiosity, and crucial and compassionate communication.

I have no idea how to ice skate, but Alysa’s dance party on the ice, that pure, this-is-me energy, THIS I know in every cell of my body. It is electric and inspiring and could use quite a bit more big stage presence right about now!

We are thrilled by Alysa’s gritty integrity and we think this is a great way to practice life 🙌💫

Time for a re-read because this year my word/phrase is “Just don’t.”
Refine, refresh, repeat.

Kiara and I had a great time sharing We Practice Life lessons with WITS teachers!
We love to bring social emotional learning and self-empowering practices into the classrooms as meaningful play! Thanks for the opportunity Writers in the Schools (WITS) and Amy C. Evans!
Chase Summers-Perry, Kiara Carter, Brooke Summers-Perry

Apparently, the book stack bibliography for tomorrow’s team training has a strong color palette! because we love when folks work and play with creativity, compassion, and lots of effective strategies!