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EPISODE · Aug 14, 2019 · 21 MIN

Being Perfect VS Being Authentic

from The Fun Road with Kass & Steve · host Kass Martin & Steve Boedt

What does being perfect mean to you? What about being authentic? Can you tell the difference? Do you find yourself always chasing the idea of perfection and failing? When you have grand expectations of what you think life is supposed to be, you leave room for disappointment. Kass and Steve explain how they fall short meeting other peoples expectations when it comes to being perfect. They have a new idea for you: The idea of perfectionism should be swapped with the idea of being authentic. Listen as Kass & Steve talk about the differences between being perfect and being authentic. Authentic means you embrace all parts of your personality. You are true to who you are. Don’t let other people decide what your authentic self should be. Only you can be you! The key is to live as good of a life whatever good means to you. We are not allowing ourselves to be free when you chase the idea of perfect. What might be perfect for someone else might not be perfect for you. We are created different for a reason. Don’t forget! Kass & Steve have a YouTube channel! Tune in to watch them record their podcasts, and get in on the fun!

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