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If you suffer from shame or lack of self-love, even occasionally, Loving the Unlovable, a 3-week on-demand course with Ann Weiser Cornell, can help you shift how you view (and how much you appreciate) the most “unlovable” parts of yourself. Rediscover that you have everything you need to love yourself exactly as you are. Get started here: INSERT LINK

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Can you imagine loving everything about yourself? Experience a series of playful and profound processes for encountering the most unlovable parts of yourself and embracing them. Not only that but also embracing the part of you that doesn’t love them! The result: at least a taste of the freedom and ease that are possible as you transform painful inner states into something more life-affirming. Discover how you can love every part of yourself. Begin here: INSERT LINK

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• Can you imagine loving everything about yourself? Discover how you can love even your most challenging parts… [INSERT AFFILIATE LINK} (109 characters)
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• Do you think you have to change in order to be okay? Learn how to love yourself exactly as you are… INSERT AFFILIATE LINK (99 characters)
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• Can you change your beliefs about how lovable you are?
• Can you imagine loving everything about yourself?
• Discover how you can love every part of yourself…

Pre-written email copy:

If you struggle with shame or feeling unlovable, there’s help. Ann Weiser Cornell’s course, Loving the Unlovable shows you how you can turn towards even your most shame-filled, unlovable parts with compassion and curiosity. 

Here’s a story Ann shares about her experience that I think you’ll find useful:

Shame is a funny thing. When you feel ashamed of something deep inside you, it seems to be absolutely true that that thing is horrible, monstrous, depraved. That you’d better hide it from everybody.

But when you bring it to the light, and really have a look at what it is, often it’s something innocent. Something from the past that made sense at the time. Something that could be loved.

I remember uncovering something like this the first year I did Focusing partnerships. I was 22 and I’d never looked deeply into myself before. Talking about my inner world to another person felt like turning over rocks to reveal the slime on the underside.

I could feel that I was approaching something deeply shameful inside myself. Did I dare to say it out loud, and risk seeing the look of disgust on the face of this nice person?

I gathered up my courage and said it… and the world didn’t come to an end. My Focusing partner calmly said it back to me. To them, it wasn’t shameful and disgusting at all. What was it?

“Deep down, I want to be loved.”

Might it be possible that what you think is shameful and disgusting and dark is actually something with life force in it? Something that’s been quietly trying to help you all these years?

Imagine rediscovering that you have everything you need to love yourself exactly as you are. That’s what you’ll learn in Ann’s Loving the Unlovable course. 

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