Perfectionism University
A place where you can unlearn Perfectionism and start your journey of embracing imperfections and owning your enoughness.
There you are, standing in front of a glass wall. On the other side, you see your future self.
She is happy.
She is strong.
She is confident.
She is strong.
She is confident.
She has befriended her imperfections. She is no longer the prisoner of the perfectionism that used to weigh her down. She is no longer embarrassed about her flaws or shortcomings. She no longer goes the extra mile to hide them. She is no longer afraid of making mistakes. She is no longer her worst enemy. She made a promise to herself, to not let the pursuit of perfectionism keep her behind.
How do I know? Because I used to be there, standing behind the glass wall. And one day, I broke it down.
Perfectionism is something you can change. It is something you can work on and find your way to come out on the other side.
Because you are worth it with all the imperfections.
Because you are lovable with all the imperfections.
Because you belong here with all the imperfections.
Because you matter with all the imperfections.
You can’t choose your imperfections, but you can learn to embrace them.
Whats New In The Blog?
How Do You Define Perfectionism?
Perfectionism is complicated because it’s never what it seems. On the surface, perfectionism is simply wanting things to be perfect, which sounds ideal and wonderful.
Perfectionism Is Hijacking Your Joy!
Often, we think of perfectionism as good. We see it as a helpful, effective, and useful trait in reaching our ideal life. We believe it is a must-have if we want to go for our goals and live up to our highest potential.
Compassion Over Perfection
Whether we want to or not, we all have an inner critic inside who speaks to us about the things we do, the things we don’t do, our goals, our successes, and our perceived failures.