Pygmy the Projector

Is your child attentive, insightful, and outspoken? Are they a director of the world, with a fresh perspective?

Projectors optimize processes and show others the importance of working smarter, instead of harder.

Projectors experience the least amount of resistance in their life and relationships when given the freedom to step back and gain insight, because the pressure to perform and keep up with others overrides their ability to guide, which can lead to bitterness.

Projectors are capable of great depth and able to recognize potential, but they may be perceived as invasive and are often undervalued. In order to bridge this issue and limit resistance, Projectors can be taught to wait for an invitation, by learning to honor their own perspective until others are ready for it.

Instead of shame for being "lazy" or "bossy," they should be applauded for their advice and loved and accepted for being themselves.

The third of the series, Pygmy the Projector, serves as validation for young optimizers that they have the power to reach their goals with ease and experience success in the process.

Author: Amanda Marques

Publisher: Independently Published

Publication Date: Dec 26, 2024

Number of Pages: 28 pages

Binding: Paperback or Softback

ISBN-10: NA

ISBN-13: 9798303901759