Overcoming perfectionism and surrendering the perfect for the imperfect

Update: 2020-10-31

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Nobody's perfect. But the truth is, it's all perfect even when it's imperfect. So it doesn't have to be perfect. Allowing ourselves to make mistakes is a way of acknowledging that we are human and honoring the fact that to err is human. Take it easy today and surrender your agenda over and relish in what's going wrong for a change and look for inspiration in the imperfections of the everyday.

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Overcoming perfectionism and surrendering the perfect for the imperfect

Pooja Rathnakumar

Overcoming perfectionism and surrendering the perfect for the imperfect