3237: 8 Ways to Let Go of Perfectionism by Rebecca Crespo of Minimalism Made Simple
Jul 3, 2024
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Rebecca Crespo shares tips on overcoming perfectionism, such as seeking self-approval, embracing mistakes, and setting realistic expectations. Letting go of perfectionism leads to self-love, creativity, and a more joyful life.
Overcoming perfectionism involves ceasing comparisons with others and seeking self-approval.
Embracing flaws and setting realistic standards promotes self-acceptance and fulfillment.
Deep dives
Letting Go of Perfectionism
Perfectionism stems from insecurity and a belief that love is based on achievements, leading to mood swings and intense pressure. To overcome perfectionism, it's crucial to stop comparing oneself to others, embrace uniqueness, and not seek approval from everyone. Allowing mistakes without excessive self-judgment and relinquishing control over outcomes are key steps to breaking free from perfectionism.
Self-Compassion and Realistic Expectations
Having compassion for oneself, accepting flaws, and understanding that life isn't perfect are vital aspects of releasing perfectionism. It involves setting achievable standards, valuing personal uniqueness, and fostering self-acceptance. Letting go of perfectionism through self-trust and unconditional self-love leads to increased self-esteem and a more fulfilling life.
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Overcoming Perfectionism for Self-Acceptance and Fulfillment
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Episode 3237:
Rebecca Crespo explains how to overcome perfectionism and embrace a more fulfilling life. By letting go of the need for approval, allowing mistakes, and setting realistic expectations, you can foster self-love and creativity. These steps will help you live more freely and joyfully.
"You’re not in competition with anyone else but yourself. Letting go of perfectionism begins when you stop comparing your insides with others’ outsides."
"Letting go of perfectionism means learning that it’s okay if some people disapprove."
"Perfectionism can be a lonely way to live. Letting go means recognizing that you are worthy just as you are, including all your flaws and mistakes."