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Oct 11, 2025 10 min

93 / When high standards hold you back

from Self-Belonging Stories Hosted by Laura Fuchs

This episode is for you, if you Would never go out of the house with a messy hair day, because you have higher standards. Rework the reel for the 3rd time in a week and refuse to post it, because you have higher standards. Turn down a date with this really nice human, because although they are really lovely and kind, you have higher standards. In this episode I explain to you why this is maybe not a case of ‘high standards’ but a case of perfectionism due to an old fear you carry. You will learn where it comes from, and why you struggle to receive or gain momentum and I tell you how to change that. If you want more, jump over to my world and grab yourself a free vibe check. We’ll talk about what is your case of high standards and plan a road map to follow so you will finally shift that for good. You will make the moves, have the love you desire and gain momentum on your project you put on the back burner for far too long.

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