It's a secret — keep it under your hat — things just get better with age. When their birthday rolls around, here's a fun way to tell them they're one year happier. 3.5” x 5". Letter-pressed by hand on archival-quality card stock with a kraft envelope.
It's a secret — keep it under your hat — things just get better with age. When their birthday rolls around, here's a fun way to tell them they're one year happier. 3.5” x 5". Letter-pressed by hand on archival-quality card stock with a kraft envelope.
These super-salty, ultra-inspiring cards don’t sugarcoat that it’s often hard AF to grow as a human and be your best self. Use this deck to help you put feet on your spiritual practice. Simply pick a card, read it, do what it says, then see your life get less shitty. It’s spiritual growth in a box!
100 inspirational cards for potty mouths (delinquents and good humans alike) who want to work on their personal development. Includes fancy-ass stand for displaying your favorite self-help profane phrases. Created by Roxan McDonald, of the hit Instagram account @spiritual_AF.
4 x 2.55 x 2.4 inches; 100 cards; cardstock card stand.
Even pessimists like a little positivity, so comedian Suzi Barrett created these inspirational-but-not-cheesy affirmation cards. Providing the fun of a horoscope with a little less woo-woo, and full of positive affirmations, this whimsical box will help you help yourself, no shamanistic consult required!
Cheer up gift for anyone seeking a little self-help (without the self-helpy-ness)
3.75 x 5 inches; 50 cards, plus instruction card
Conceived and written by Suzi Barrett and published by Knock Knock
About the Author:
Suzi Barrett is an actor, writer, improv comedian, and ever-evolving human living in Los Angeles, California. She’s in love with the unseen magic of the universe, and hopes to spread that love in a very non-possessive, never-jealous, open-relationship sort of way. She created the Affirmators! line to drop a few comedic reminders into the plot twists and turns of life’s drama.
This deck of positive affirmation cards offers a breakfast buffet of morning mantras. Pick a card at random, and let its wisdom percolate as you sip your coffee (or whatever you’re into). Read it out loud to set an intention for your day—and repeat as/if/whenever needed! For those of us who weren’t born fully enlightened, it’s nice to have a cheat sheet. •Yay! Love yourself cards are a real thing! •Uplifting daily cards for teen girls—and anyone who’s ever been any age at all •3.25 x 4 inches; 30 hand-illustrated cards, magnetic closure
This deck of evening mantras is here to help you chill out, release the day, and stop anxious brain babble in its tracks. Pick a card at random and read it out loud to process the daily hubbub in a healthy, non-stressy sort of way. Repeat as/if/whenever needed! Happier dreams not guaranteed, but 86.5% more probable. •Nightly affirmation cards to help you sleep rightly + out-of-sightly. •Positive affirmation cards make great gifts for teens—and anyone trying to adult! •3.25 x 4 inches; 30 hand-illustrated cards, magnetic closure
Even pessimists like a little positivity, so comedian Suzi Barrett created these inspirational-but-not-cheesy affirmation cards. Providing the fun of a horoscope with a little less woo-woo, and full of positive affirmations, this whimsical box will help you help yourself, no shamanistic consult required!
Cheer up gift for anyone seeking a little self-help (without the self-helpy-ness)
3.75 x 5 inches; 50 cards, plus instruction card
Conceived and written by Suzi Barrett and published by Knock Knock
About the Author:
Suzi Barrett is an actor, writer, improv comedian, and ever-evolving human living in Los Angeles, California. She’s in love with the unseen magic of the universe, and hopes to spread that love in a very non-possessive, never-jealous, open-relationship sort of way. She created the Affirmators! line to drop a few comedic reminders into the plot twists and turns of life’s drama.
I wish i could say this in person, but i can't...because geography is the worst. So you get this card instead. Happy birthday. Honestly, why are the best people always so far away?
