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Hace 10 horas · In my talks, I often say “perfection is not necessarily a good thing.” It can be good when setting high, but achievable goals. Where the payoffs from your efforts are greater than the costs.
Hace 10 horas · EPISODE 4: The Perfection Trap. Find the Episode HERE. This week, Martin & Jonpaul are joined by Dr Thomas Curran, a world-leading expert on perfectionism.They break down perfectionism to understand what it really is and challenge some of the myths that link perfectionism with high performance.
Hace 10 horas · 7) Focusing on progress, not perfection. Perfection is an illusion. It’s unattainable. What matters most is progress. Once, I was so obsessed with being perfect that every minor mistake felt like a massive failure. It took me a while to understand that it wasn’t perfection I should be after, but progress.
Hace 10 horas · Maybe you feel undervalued, overtired, bored, or simply stuck. Perhaps you realize you can no longer show up as your best self, or you’re finally ready to escape a toxic culture or bad boss ...
Hace 10 horas · The Perfection of Chaos; Bright Green Shopfronts; Fat Planet: How Capitalism Invented Obesity; Our Species is Approaching its Greek Tragedy Phase; 5 Reasons why you should not have any children, ever; Blind Beetle; The Virus that dared to stand up to Capitalism; Algorithmocracy; How viruses have shaped our civilisation; Stop the Humans ...
Hace 10 horas · Let’s measure our thriving in belly laughs, worries shed, and energy to burn. Those measurements will tell you a whole lot more than your scale ever could. Myth #2: Thriving means you have to be perfect. Honey, perfection itself is a myth.
Hace 10 horas · Draco stepped out of the green flames and into their living room, his heart fluttered like a captured snitch in his chest. He'd not been able to get Hermione's words out of his head from that morning. “Don't worry, I'll make it good for you,” she'd murmured, her lips grazing his cheek, causing a warm blush to radiate from the tingle they'd ...
