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💘 Are you feeling the love? (If not, here’s how)

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Happy Valentine's Day, {NAME} Dear {NAME}, Love is in the air, and I'm feeling it deeply. In a world

Happy Valentine's Day, {NAME} [image] [image](=) Dear {NAME}, Love is in the air, and I'm feeling it deeply. In a world that sometimes feels chaotic and divided, there's one thing that can never be in surplus: love. And when I say love, I don't just mean the romantic kind (though that's certainly a beautiful thing). I'm talking about a broader, encompassing love—for oneself, for our fellow humans, and for the world we inhabit. Imagine if we all loved ourselves a little more. Criticisms and setbacks would lose their sting, and setbacks would be mere blips on our journey. With a solid foundation of self-love, we'd navigate life's ups and downs with grace and resilience. And what if we extended that same love to others? Instead of reacting with anger to hurtful words or actions, we'd respond with empathy and understanding, fostering deeper connections and building bridges of compassion. This level of understanding is crucial for us to unite, respecting each other's differences and working together toward common goals—to make our world a better, more harmonious place. In celebration of Valentine's Day I want to delve into how we can cultivate more love in our lives. By doing so, we can not only enhance our own well-being but also contribute to a more positive, hopeful future for all. Stay tuned as we explore ways to nurture love in your life and embrace the confidence, faith, and optimism necessary to shape the future you desire! Keep reading to discover more... Dive into the heart of love and transformation [image](=) Join me and the incredible Arielle Ford, Author and Relationship Expert, as we unravel the mysteries of love, relationships, and personal growth. From her illustrious career in public relations to becoming a luminary in love, Arielle shares practical wisdom on nurturing lasting connections and embracing love's spiritual and emotional depths. [Listen to Episode 13 here]((also available on all major podcast platforms) Fall back in love with LOVE [image](=) You get more of what you focus on – which is why it’s so important to celebrate the love in your life! Here’s a “love cultivation” exercise that will strengthen the love you have for yourself and others, whether you are currently in a romantic relationship or not. [Are you ready to feel the love?](=) The Greatest Love of All Have you ever heard Whitney Houston’s famous song, The Greatest Love of All? I am always blown away by the power of her voice and the wisdom of her words in this song: The greatest love of all Is happening to me I found the greatest love of all Inside of me The greatest love of all Is easy to achieve Learning to love yourself It is the greatest love of all Those words affect me so much because they’re TRUE. Learning to love yourself really IS the greatest love of all! So this week, I encourage you to focus on loving YOURSELF. Pamper yourself by doing something that makes you happy. Write a “love list” of all the things you appreciate about yourself. If you find it difficult to love yourself, consider starting a self-compassion meditation practice that encourages you to feel more loving kindness to yourself. Because the secret to loving others and creating healthy fulfilling relationships with the people in your life is to love yourself FIRST and to recognize that you are truly worthy of the love you seek. Have a wonderful (and love-filled) Valentine’s Day! Sending boundless love your way, [Profile Image] Jack Canfield America's #1 Success Coach New York Times Bestselling Author CEO, The Canfield Training Group Quote of the Day “Love is the whole thing. We are only pieces.” – Rumi Stay Connected [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [LinkedIn]( [YouTube]( [Instagram]( [image] Helpful Links - [Calendar]( - [Programs](=) - [Blog](=) - [jackcanfield.com](=) We have your email address as {EMAIL}. If that’s not the best one, please let us know! Our systems are tied to your email, so if you unsubscribe we can’t deliver your emails -- even for things you asked/paid for. Please stay. I love sending you good energy and great training for improving your life. You can always reach us at customerservice@jackcanfield.com or (805) 563-2935 for help. [Unsubscribe]( The Canfield Training Group P.O. Box 30880 Santa Barbara, California Postal: 93130 United States 1 (805) 563-2935

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