I am so, so excited to announce that the newer, better and extra very colorable edition of the YES, I AM: A TRANSFORMATIONAL COLORING BOOK FOR KIDDOS, GROWN-UPS + EVERYONE IN BETWEEN is (finally!!!) complete, and rearin' to dazzle you and everyone on your holy daze gift-giving list.
The Backstory:
YES, I AM is a compilation of every uplifting, high-vibing, inspirational doodle that went into the I Am Calendar, which - while a cult classic - wasn't exactly profitable. It seems that hand-drawn wall calendars weren't exactly flying off the shelves in the age of digital everything (ugh); and so it was that I turned the calendar into a "coloring book," thinking it would be a no-brainer, hotcake seller if there ever was one.
Turns out I was wrong, because it also turns out that calling a compilation of doodles a "coloring book," without paying any attention the colorability of said doodles isn't necessarily a bestselling strategy. Instead of branding it a failure and moving on, I decided to redraw each image for optimal colorability, thus giving this 444+ page labor of love a fighting chance to dazzle the world, and skyrocket to bestselling status.
The revised edition of YES, I AM surpasses my every wildest dream in terms of cute af, super very colorable awesomeness, while retaining the spazzy, messy, high-vibing adorableness that "colored" the OG version.
YES, I AM has been rigorously tested and approved by the most conservative of parentals, who all agree that it is absolutely appropriate for littlest of littles, unanimously bestowing a G-rating upon it. This means that YES, I AM is pretty much the perfect gift for everyone on your holy daze gift-giving list, kiddos included. Nab many, many copies here, immediately.
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In this solo deep dive, Dani unpacks the deleterious dark side of “niceness,” and explores how our cultural obsession with being good, polite, and palatable keeps us dishonest, disconnected, and disempowered — and how reclaiming authenticity is the only path to real integrity and intimacy. Along the way, she explores the weaponization of “privilege,” the pitfalls of polarized thinking, and the covert ways philanthropy and media co-opt truth-telling.
This episode is a fiery reminder that playing “nice” isn’t the same thing as being kind — and that speaking truth, even when it’s uncomfortable, is the most loving act of all.
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