What happens when you fully accept that you’ll never be perfect?
It’s one thing to say that perfection is a myth, but it’s another to own that you (I, we) will never be perfect.
Literally never.
We will always do things imperfectly.
We will always mess up.
We will always make mistakes.
We will always hurt someone (hopefully) unintentionally, probably someone we care about and love.
Even if we feel our intentions are “perfect” and pure, our outcomes never will be.
How do we live with that?
And how do we not get defensive, self-critical, and judgmental in the face of that reality?
If you’ve ever asked yourself these questions or would love to know the answers, pop in your earbuds now and join us for a juicy conversation.
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN ABOUT IN THIS EPISODE…
Our first reactions to being called out on our mistakes and imperfections
Where we’re still holding onto the myth of perfectionism – and where we’ve been able to release it
What helps us let go of the hope of perfectionism
Our biggest goals right now when it comes to releasing perfectionism
Why shooting for a B+ still makes our recovering perfectionist skin crawl
LINKS
The Quantum Coaching Academy (QCA) with thequantum.coach, Ashley Gordon
Ashley’s Awaken Your Joy journal prompt deck
Share the Eff Perfect love with a fellow perfectionist, procrastinator, or people pleaser by hitting those buttons on the right, babe!
And because we’re in this together, be sure to take the Eff Perfect Pledge.
