Remembering

Names and Pronouns

Aim to leave behind a trail of happy memories

wherever you go, they will be your mark on the world.

"People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did,

but people will never forget how you made them feel." -Maya Angelou

Remembering someone's name and pronouns is more than just a polite gesture - it shows respect and consideration for that person as an individual. By taking the time to remember and use someone's preferred name and pronouns, you are acknowledging their identity and validating their sense of self. This can be especially meaningful for individuals who may feel marginalized or misunderstood in society.

In addition, remembering names and pronouns can also foster stronger connections with others. When we take an interest in someone's name and pronouns, we are showing that we value them as a person and want to get to know them better. This type of mutual respect can lead to more meaningful and respectful relationships, which can be particularly beneficial in diverse environments.

Moreover, remembering names and pronouns is an important step towards creating an inclusive and welcoming community. By making the effort to remember and use individuals' preferred names and pronouns, we are promoting a culture of inclusivity where everyone's identity is respected. This can help individuals feel more comfortable being themselves and create a sense of belonging within the group.

Who Is Chandra Eden?

"I had been studying the self-development leaders for decades... and I still hit 50 struggling with deep, intense feelings of loss. Loss of control, loss of purpose, and a clear disconnect with the world around me. It was like I was in my own little bubble - just existing and not really living. Somehow I had become completely lost to myself.

It was time to do the work. I mean, really do the work. Do You know what I realized? I'm tired. I don't want to do things that are hard. I have no interest in adding yet more to my life. (it seems like everyone wants you to add more exercise, more date nights, more meditation, more, more, more!) I have enough to do already - don't we all?!? So I turned my own life around, then created a collection of courses to help others find their happiness too... the Easy Peasy Way!"

"Believe you can and you're halfway there." Theodore Roosevelt

Are you tired of constantly forgetting people's names and pronouns? Do you want to be more inclusive and respectful in your interactions with others? If so, taking a course on remembering names and pronouns will greatly benefit you. Not only will it help improve your memory skills, but it also shows that you value and respect individuals for who they are.

By being able to remember someone's name and preferred pronouns, you are creating a welcoming and inclusive environment for everyone. Plus, imagine the positive impact it can have on your personal and professional relationships. Enrolling in a course on remembering names and pronouns is a small step towards creating a more compassionate world.