• Done is Better Than Perfect (And Other Hard Truths)

  • Feb 8 2025
  • Length: 24 mins
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Done is Better Than Perfect (And Other Hard Truths)

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  • Perfectionism can hinder our progress and self-worth, making us feel inadequate when we don't meet unrealistic standards. This episode explores the traps of perfectionism, offering strategies for embracing imperfection and reclaiming our confidence.

    • Examines the mantra "I am allowed the grace of imperfection"
    • Defines pitfalls of perfectionism: all-or-nothing thinking, validation loops, fear of failure
    • Discusses the productivity paradox and its effects on our creativity
    • Encourages listeners to apply the 80% rule and embrace unfinished work
    • Promotes separating self-worth from work to reduce pressure and anxiety
    • Suggests letting imperfection be a teacher and learning from mistakes
    • Challenges listeners to share their imperfect wins and celebrate progress

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