Not Self-improvement

Sure, you may want to change some of the ways you think, feel, eat, breathe, value, choose, or move.  That’s fine.  The point is to make these changes not to make yourself “better” or “different.”  The point is to make such changes because they enhance and nourish, amplify and magnify, illuminate and celebrate who you already are.

— Lisa Sarasohn, The Woman’s Belly Book, p. 5

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