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Level Up Your Voice - Communication Skills for Life

 Level Up Your Voice - Communication Skills for Life







📢 Special Announcement for QCP Subscribers!

New Book Release — Level Up Your Voice 1 & 2: Communication Skills for Life

By Candace L. Smith

Now available on Amazon — Special Introductory Price!

Dear QCP Family,

I’m so excited to share something truly special with you!

After years of working with youth, educators, and community groups, I’ve taken one of the most important life skills—communication—and turned it into a powerful, easy-to-use guide for young people everywhere.

✨ Introducing my brand-new book:

Level Up Your Voice 1 & 2: Communication Skills for Life

— Now available on Amazon, and for a limited time, at a special reduced price!

— Includes both student guides AND a complete Facilitator’s Guide for teachers, mentors, group leaders, and parents.


Why this book matters:

Your voice matters—and it’s time to use it with confidence.

This book is designed specifically for teens and pre-teens who want to:

✔ Avoid drama and communicate without confusion

✔ Express their feelings clearly and respectfully

✔ Speak up in class or in tough conversations

✔ Build stronger relationships with friends and family

✔ Learn how to listen with empathy—not just respond


Inside Level Up Your Voice, readers will learn:

  • The different forms of communication: verbal, nonverbal, and digital

  • Why listening is just as powerful as speaking

  • How to break down common communication barriers

  • Ways to build trust and handle misunderstandings

  • How to share thoughts confidently—without fear or frustration


Perfect for:

✅ Classrooms & homeschool programs

✅ Youth groups & after-school programs

✅ Mentors, counselors, and community leaders

✅ Parents who want to empower their child’s voice

This isn’t just a workbook—it’s a confidence builder, conflict preventor, and real-life skill coach.


📚 Grab your copy today on Amazon and take advantage of the special launch price!

Let’s help the next generation speak with purpose, listen with empathy, and lead with their voice.

It’s time to level up—their future depends on it.

With gratitude,

Candace L. Smith

Author | Advocate | Publisher


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