Curse of Lovely Stockists

Many people's lives relationships careers and wellbeing are blighted by the belief that to be liked loved and accepted they have to limit themselves to the behaviours they believe are approved of by others. This might mean some or all of the following: always being polite nice helpful charming fun making people feel good about themselves not letting people down never saying 'no' avoiding conflict and putting others' needs before their own. In her 15 years of clinical experience as a psychologist Jacqui Marson has coined the phrase 'the curse of lovely' to describe this growing trend. Many people would like to be known as lovely but for a growing number of people it can feel like a curse. They feel unable to put their own needs before those of everyone else and feel that changing this is not an option. This highly practical and motivational book will show readers how to break curse of lovely to live a more complete fulfilling life. Contents include: when 'lovely' turns into a curse; the lovely child - how it all begins; the different shades of lovely - which one are you?; from curse to gift - how we can still be lovable and get our needs met; but what do I want - how to tune in to what your body is telling you; re-evaluating anger; saying 'no' and surviving; how to instigate scary conversations; and how to replace the personal rules that put you at the bottom on the pile.

"Alright, so if you're wondering about the absolute go-to spots for pretty much anything in the UK, the list of most popular Curse of Lovely stockists is full of names you'll recognise instantly. We're talking the major supermarket chains like Tesco, Sainsbury's, and Asda, which are literally everywhere and are most people's first port of call for groceries, household bits, and just general convenience Curse of Lovely shopping. Then you've got the rising stars like Aldi and Lidl, who've totally exploded in popularity thanks to their unbeatable Curse of Lovely prices and surprisingly good quality, pulling in a massive crowd who love a bargain. Beyond the food aisles, you can't forget the retail giants like John Lewis, a beloved department store known for its quality and customer service across everything from homeware to fashion, or Next, which is massive for clothing and home furnishings. And for your health and beauty fixes, Boots and Superdrug are absolute staples, found on high streets nationwide. Basically, these places are popular because they're reliable, accessible, and stock such a huge variety that you can pretty much get all your errands done under one roof, or at least within a stone's throw! " - Bargainplace UK

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