Ok, so next month is Valentine's Day and much as we believe in showing our love to others there is also a lot to be said for showing yourself a bit of love too!
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My name is Anna and I'm the co-founder of The Goodness Project. This is a little place where we will be sharing some of the things that inspire us at The Goodness Project - the food, the brands, the people and the lifestyle. We hope you enjoy your stay! :)

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