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Who wants TO BE PERFECT?

We all have a list of flaws we measure ourselves against, and they often take centre stage in our minds, outshining all our other traits and strengths. Things like: I talk too much; I’m too sensitive; Am I doing enough, feeling happy enough?

Wouldn’t it be easier to be a little kinder to ourselves, and accept we are still lovable and successful regardless of our imperfections? Here, we help you escape that cycle of ‘undeserving’, when you judge and berate yourself for not measuring up.

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