I Decide Who Pushes My Buttons - by Karin Kuschik (Hardcover)

Book Synopsis

The international bestselling guide to self-advocating, setting boundaries, and boosting self-confidence in personal and professional settings through fifty short, simple, and powerful sentences.

Too often we find ourselves tangled up in difficult situations, like miscommunications and misunderstandings. The urge to people please, minimize our feelings, and let others overstep our boundaries puts us in tough spots, and it can feel impossible to find a way out. Yet the answer is simple: Just a short, to-the-point sentence used at the right moment can be the most powerful tool at our disposal.

In her international bestseller, Karin Kuschik draws on her two decades of experience as a leadership and life coach to demonstrate how a well-chosen sentence can provide much-needed clarity, offering up an effective solution even in the heat of the moment. Whether it's a professional or personal conflict, these phrases are small but mighty:

This isn't against you, it's for me.I'd rather not promise you that.I understand you completely, and I would like something else.I'd rather be with myself for the moment.You're right.

Combining entertaining storytelling with practical tips and examples, I Decide Who Pushes My Buttons shows how purposeful words can have a freeing effect, making us strong, calm, and confident in the face of any challenge.

Review Quotes

"This book delivers smart, concise mantras to navigate life's toughest moments. Each one is simple, powerful, and ready to apply to your daily challenges. Unlock the tools to stay calm, focused, and consistent with your goals. Life could be so easy." -- Rolf Dobelli, author of the international bestseller The Art of Thinking Clearly?

"These irresistible nuggets of wisdom are inspiring and reassuring in their simplicity." -- Viv Groskop, author of How to Own the Room

"Kuschik effectively shows how each [sentence] can help readers distill their emotions and clarify intent in the heat of the moment. . . A useful tool for navigating sticky situations." -- Publishers Weekly