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The Self-Compassion Practice
Treat yourself with the same kindness you give to others. Then watch what changes.
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You would never speak to a friend the way you speak to yourself.
What you will gain
Who this is for
Anyone who holds themselves to standards they would never apply to someone they love.
Professionals who push through difficulty by being harder on themselves — and wonder why it never quite feels like enough.
People who want to develop a more honest, sustainable, and kind relationship with themselves without abandoning their values or lowering their standards.
Professionals who push through difficulty by being harder on themselves — and wonder why it never quite feels like enough.
People who want to develop a more honest, sustainable, and kind relationship with themselves without abandoning their values or lowering their standards.
Course overview
What's Inside
3 sections · 13 lessons · Self-paced
How this Works
About the Creator
Ricky is the Creator of Embracing Imperfection Academy — a platform for professionals navigating perfectionism, burnout, and career transitions. He curates the EIA Course Hub to bring together evidence-based learning that is practical, calm, and built for the long term.
When you are ready to extend to yourself the same kindness you give to others, this is where to start.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will I have permanent access after purchasing?
Yes. Once enrolled, you can return to the course at any time through your EIA account. There is no access deadline.
How long will this course take?
Most learners complete it in one to two weeks at a comfortable pace — around 20–30 minutes per session. There is no time pressure; work through it at the speed that suits you.
Can I get a refund if the course is not right for me?
Yes. If you feel the course is not a good fit, contact us within 7 days of purchase and we will arrange a full refund.
Do I need any prior knowledge to take this course?
None at all. This course is designed for anyone who wants to develop a kinder relationship with themselves — no background in psychology, mindfulness, or wellbeing is required.
