New Book Claims a Two-Word Idea from Improv Comedy Can Improve Relationships, Careers, and Businesses

Online, February 24, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Avish Parashar, improv comedian, professional speaker, and author has completed a new book titled, "Say 'Yes, And!'. The book takes a fundamental idea from improv comedy - saying "yes, and" instead of "yes, but" - and shows readers how to apply that idea to their personal and professional lives.

Professional speaker and improv comedian, Avish Parashar, explains in his new book, "Say 'Yes, And!'", how the primary thing holding people back from achieving the success they want and deserve is simply their tendency to say, "yes, but." According to the book, by saying, "yes, but," people close their minds to opportunities, hurt relationships, and stay stuck at their current level of success and happiness.

By using "yes, and," readers can force themselves to take positive action, collaborate with others, and push themselves out of their comfort zone

"This idea is so simple that people take it for granted," says Parashar. "Yet once they take a look at their own lives and how often they say 'yes, but,' not to mention how often other people say, 'yes, but' to them, then they realize how pervasive the problem is."

"Say 'Yes, And!'" attempts to solve this problem by first making the reader aware of the severity of the problem, and by then sharing specific techniques people can use to start making the switch to "yes, and."

Parashar was motivated to write this book because he believes everything he has achieved in his life, from starting and running an improv comedy troupe, to publishing two books and running a successful speaking business, has come from saying, "yes, and."

"I don't say that to brag," he says. "I've said a lot of 'yes, but' too, and I know that almost all the areas of my life that aren't as successful as I'd like are because of that. I am sure that if readers look at their lives, they'll see that the same is true for them too." His goal is help as many people as possible achieve what they want by simply saying more "yes, and."

The book is available for purchase at www.SayYesAnd.com/amazon. For more information and to download a free sample, visit www.SayYesAnd.com.