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Choosing Wholeness Over Goodness
A Process for Reclaiming Your Full Self
Book • 2025
'Choosing Wholeness Over Goodness' offers a guide to self-discovery and personal liberation by challenging societal norms of 'goodness.
' Co-authors Elise Loehnen and Courtney Smith provide a framework for understanding how cultural conditioning can lead to self-repression and a disconnect from one's true self.
The book introduces a process for recognizing and integrating disowned aspects of the self, drawing on concepts like Carl Jung's idea of wholeness.
By embracing imperfection and challenging fear-based behaviors, readers can cultivate greater self-acceptance and authenticity.
This book promotes the idea that reclaiming one's full self leads to increased energy, presence, and a more fulfilling life.
' Co-authors Elise Loehnen and Courtney Smith provide a framework for understanding how cultural conditioning can lead to self-repression and a disconnect from one's true self.
The book introduces a process for recognizing and integrating disowned aspects of the self, drawing on concepts like Carl Jung's idea of wholeness.
By embracing imperfection and challenging fear-based behaviors, readers can cultivate greater self-acceptance and authenticity.
This book promotes the idea that reclaiming one's full self leads to increased energy, presence, and a more fulfilling life.
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as a workbook for her book, On Our Best Behavior, co-authored with Courtney Smith.


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as an upcoming workbook co-written with Courtney Smith, focusing on choosing wholeness over goodness.


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as workbook that accompanies “On Our Best Behavior” and it will be available for pre-order.


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as the upcoming book co-authored by 

and Courtney Smith.

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