Personalised ‘Disconnect to Connect’ – Motivational Quote Engraved Wooden Sign

Welcome to a personalised wooden sign which you can engrave with your chosen footer note for your guests.  Why not motivate the members of your family or visiting friends to feel the real ‘connection’ with each other by hanging this wooden sign in a place around your home which catches their attention.  Asking for someone to disconnect so you can ‘reconnect’ is a special request.  Whether you wish for them to place their phone or device in another room as a ‘screen amnesty’ or perhaps keep away in their pocket so that you can build some real connection with them.  Hanging a reminder like this at home or meeting place can really encourage people to think more consciously about their actions.  Engraved and made in our workshop in Lancashire, we are proud to offer small gift like signs to make you think or smile.

Add a touch of motivation to your space with this personalised wooden sign – with your own comment. The rectangular sign is made of plywood and features a beautiful neutral finish. Measuring 25cm in length and 11cm in height, it is perfect for any room in your home. The sign features an engraved quote and can be personalised with your text for the bottom line of the sign – we chose to engraved “*please turn off your phone and enjoy our company”. It comes crafted from our family run workshop in and is perfect for those who appreciate wellness and motivation. The sign can be easily hung and is a great addition to any home décor.

Wellbeing is paramount in our modern day society full of technology, so adding a neutral coloured sign with a motivation quote is a lovely way to remind and encourage positive human interaction or a change to really relax.

Treat yourself or someone you care about this powerful wooden motivational sign from our family run workshop, as a reminder to take some time out for personal care or simply just be present in the moment.  Ideal gift for families who have multiple screen users, who may like to remind members of the family about taking time out offline to be with each other.  Time is after all an absolute luxury that no one can replace, make more of or sell.  How do you look after your wellbeing in your busy and fast paced connected life?