28 Days of Loving Yourself - a Self Love Workbook - Green, Sarah
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Fun x Practical x Inspiring! As children, we are taught what to do, what not to do, how to socialize and make others comfortable, how to fit in with our peers, and gain their affection, but we were never taught to love, appreciate, and respect ourselves. Because of that the human psyche is riddled with self-doubt, feelings of guilt, shame, and self-loathing. I say enough of that! I say we deserve more love, and understanding from ourselves. Do you want to fall in love, cherish, pamper & take care of yourself like you never thought you could? Then this workbook is perfect for you. From easy to…mehr

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Fun x Practical x Inspiring! As children, we are taught what to do, what not to do, how to socialize and make others comfortable, how to fit in with our peers, and gain their affection, but we were never taught to love, appreciate, and respect ourselves. Because of that the human psyche is riddled with self-doubt, feelings of guilt, shame, and self-loathing. I say enough of that! I say we deserve more love, and understanding from ourselves. Do you want to fall in love, cherish, pamper & take care of yourself like you never thought you could? Then this workbook is perfect for you. From easy to follow exercises, DIY spa treatments, to therapeutic exercises and minimalist tips we can all benefit from this book is jam packed with all sorts of value. What are you waiting for?
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Sarah Green is Professor of Social and Cultural Anthropology at the University of Helsinki. She specialises on concepts of borders, space, place and location. The initial idea of crosslocations developed from her research on the Greek-Albanian border, in southern Greece (Argolid region) and in the Aegean region, all of which built on her earlier research in London on feminist separatist location in the city, and in Manchester on the spatial and gender implications of the introduction of the internet to the city. ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7026-383X