I'm Awesome. Here's Why...: 110 Lists, Activities, and Prompts to Remind You Why You're Amazing

by Sara Katherine

You’re totally awesome—let these creative exercises, cool prompts, and fun activities help remind you why.

When’s the last time you felt good—really good—about yourself? Between the unrealistic standards of social media, to the Photoshopped images of celebrities in the media, and the constant voice in our head saying we have to be faster, better, and smarter in our personal lives, at work, and everywhere in between, it’s easy to lose sight of your self-worth. Sometimes, we all need a kick in the butt to remind us just how awesome we are.

I’m Awesome. Here’s Why… is that kick.

With prompts, exercises, lists, and activities, I’m Here’s Why will help remind you of all the reasons why you are unique, cool—and yes, awesome. Through fun prompts and writing exercises like listing ten things you’re proud of, drawing your idea of the perfect Friday night, creating your own personal affirmations to read out loud, and delivering an acceptance speech for an award of your choice, you’ll learn to celebrate what makes you, you.

Loving yourself can take practice, but there is no shortage of things to love. Let I’m Awesome. Here’s Why… help you discover each and every one.

Genres: Nonfiction

176 pages, Paperback

Published April 9, 2019

Reviews

[Reading_ Tamishly · Rating 5 out of 5]

I am keeping this workbook forever!
It has so many things and so many prompts which are practically helpful/useful for me.

📖Who is it for?

🖌️Perfect for all age groups specially for beginners and new adults

🏷️Prompts are specific and will make the reader reflect on various aspects which we normally don’t think about enough each day but would affect us in the long run

💎 No worries about the content to be less as the workbook provides enough space for each activity for the day or week or month whichever is convenient for the one using it

Just go for it 👍🏻

[Julio Escoboza · Rating 3 out of 5]

Was a good and interesting book. It just reminded me about things I can do and what I am capable of.

[Shahla hajatnia · Rating 4 out of 5]

Honestly I usually don't like motivational books but I'm trying out new things and I'm very happy with my choice.
The thing that I loved most about this book was that unlike most motivational content, it didn't keep repeating the same set of instructions over and over again. It was simple and sufficiently to the point!
And the other great quality was that the book was not consistent of repeated cliche inspirational quotes that remind you of fortune cookies! It was filled with activities and questions and ideas. So by the time you finish it, you'll find that you have a diary/ scrapbook which you can use in different points of like. Sort of like an encyclopedia to YOU!

[Geordi Darby · Rating 5 out of 5]

To begin with, I derive inspiration primarily by reading and living through the feats of others. I see myself amongst these influential individuals, and I find these sources empowering. Take for example Cheryl Stayed, and her autobiographical work, Wild. A woman who goes through hell and back to find confidence in the independent person she is - through adversity and strife. One of my personal heroes.

When a friend recommend this book, I took it with trepidation. I find that inspiration from oneself is counter intuitive, and honestly I am happy to say I was mistaken. This book is riddled with prompts, activities, and quotes that had a significant impact: forcing me out of my comfort zone. Physically detailing my fears and laying them out in front of me through drawings, lists, etc eventually led me to believe that I can be my own source of inspiration.

Please pick up this book. It’s actually a lot of fun and sometimes unconventional and unique ways of exploring your heart and mind can only lead to good things!

[Deka · Rating 5 out of 5]

Worthwhile tool for those seeking a proactive approach to fostering self-confidence. The information is presented in a way that makes a complex topic accessible, and the activities are well thought out and provoke meaningful self-reflection and insight. I appreciate how akin to Keri Smith's Wreck This Journal, the book facilitates and encourages exploration and the nonlinear completion of the various exercises. Definitely a title I will be adding to my list for gift giving ideas.

[Wei · Rating 3 out of 5]

I found the exercises in this book to be standard, elementary, and often too broad and simple. If you really haven't explored much in the way of self-improvement, this is probably a good place to start. After all, the standard advice is standard because it works for a lot of people. But if you're well versed in self help concepts already, you probably won't find anything new here.

[Bee · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book is for someone who is just starting out on their self confidence and self love journey. I liked that all the prompts are vastly different from each other (not a repeated theme continuously.) However, this is a very beginner and basic book in this topic so I didn't get much out of it.

[Victoria · Rating 2 out of 5]

Not my cup of tea but I'm sure this would be very helpful for some people.

[Yanes]

I don't wanna rate this because it wasn't for me so....

[Maggie Bolognini · Rating 5 out of 5]

Big fan of this piece! I would recommend to anyone looking to better themselves and find creative ways to do so.