Recovering perfectionist

Disclosure: Any post may contain links to my shop or affiliate links, which means I may receive a commission from any purchase you make. All opinions about products I use are my own. Read the full disclosure and Privacy Policy HERE.A little over 3 years ago, I wrote about The Vicious Cycle of Perfectionism and […]

Perfectionism is a copying mechanism protecting us from rejection and criticism. Letting go of perfectionism requires a paradigm shift. It starts by releasing pressure and overwhelming expectations.

Vulnerable talk here...Is anyone else out there a recovering perfectionist? Through the years, I’ve learned that my perfectionism stems from some childhood trauma. As I raise our kids, I have tried my best to process and tuck away my need for perfection. "Good enough" is our motto over here. Unfortunately, my youngest is a perfectionist. It's meltdown central if he makes an error while coloring. Or can't come up with the "right answer" for a question. Or can't write an "R". Or doesn't know…

I'm a recovering perfectionist. And an aspiring 'good-enoughist'. - Brene Brown

Living imperfectly on purpose. Recently we’ve been having lots of discussions about the negative impact of perfectionism in our lives and how we can be a better example for our daughter by showing her that nobody’s perfect. We want her to know that imperfection is normal, beautiful and freeing an

To the perfectionists and recovering perfectionists 👇 You’re not supposed to wait until you’ll do it perfectly. That time … may never come. So do it now, do it messy if you have to 🖤 Like & save this as your reminder for the day, refer to it often and don’t wait to start. #mindset #wealthcoaching #wealthbuilding #moneymindset #positivevibes #startsmall

The BEST way to recover from perfectionism is to ease into it by taking the Middlepath. Read this article to learn how to crush perfectionism by taking the middlepath. #perfectionism #middlepath

Amidst the silence of the thirty Year 9 students concentrating on their individual work, a silence so penetrating that you could hear the lunch ladies readying meals four floors below, the…

Recovering perfectionist? Become an imperfectionist - Tabitha Dumas