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Jun 11, 2019 4 min

043: Why Being Perfect Sucks

from The Made to Thrive Podcast Hosted by Kim Walsh Philips

In today's episode of Made to Thrive, Kim Walsh Philips talks about perfectionism and how there is no such thing! When you allow this idea of being "perfect" stop you from achieving your dreams, you are hurting your destiny. By not attempting your goal, in fear that it won't be "perfect," you are actually failing by not even trying. Check out today's episode to hear all the details! 0:21 – Welcome! 0:26 – Kim reads a review from an iTunes subscriber. Listen here! 0:41 – Subscribe, rate, and review for a chance to win an iPad mini! 0:56 – Being a perfectionist sucks so BAD! 1:10 – We got done with a great week from our past retreat! There were so many great takeaways. 1:28 – One theme that I saw come up a lot is perfectionism. 1:45 – You are afraid of not being perfect – you don't do that task – then you are actually failing! 2:28 – Go and do it, and you will be partially there! 2:46 – You don't have the right to do that anymore to yourself. 2:58 – This is true for any of your big dreams. For example: writing that book, or talking at a webinar. 3:18 – It's a different way of looking at it. You have to start the task in order to achieve your goals. Don't allow yourself to be paused in a state of trying to be "perfect" – there is no such thing! 4:00 – Get your Made to Thrive Planner! Resources Mentioned: madetothrivepodcast.com/powerpack madetothrivepodcast.com

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