How To Rise From Setbacks without Beating Yourself Up

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Are you a high achiever who secretly struggles when things don't go according to plan? A setback occurs and it feels like your world is falling apart? SAME. In this episode, I'm candidly sharing my recent stumbles and how I moved forward without blame, making myself small or beating my self to a pulp. You'll learn what NOT to do when things go awry, how to melt away the ruminating and catasrophizing and what to do with all those feelings inside (it's not AT ALL what you think).If you're ready to experience the amazingness that comes with being an empowered perfectionist and want proven, science-backed tools to PLAYFULLY INTERRUPT the perfectionistic habits currently cramping your prolificness, you belong inside the Perfectionism Rewired Accelerator. Get your stress-free start today at https://courtneylovegavin.com/acceleratorListen to the Full Episode To Learn:What happens when you get a sucky setback surprise and how to empoweringly rise to the occasion.How to move forward without turning into a robot or constantly beating yourself up over what went "wrong"Where all your power is and how to skip the ruminating about the past or catastrophizing about the futureWhy You want to focus on moving THROUGH your feelings, instead of fixating on what's causing them or why they are thereStrategies you can start using today to stop beating yourself up + handle setbacks with expert-level skillsReferenced In the Episode:How Perfectionistic Brains Work (Ep. 193) https://perfectionismrewired.com/episode/will-save-your-sanity-might-just-change-your-lifeEp. 206 TimeStamps00:00-When Everything Goes Wrong Despite Your Best Efforts02:02-Understanding Why Your Inner Critic Calls03:20-Accepting Life As A Human = Embracing Adaptability Over Rigid Planning04:39-Ruminating + Futility of Dwelling on Your Past05:32-Power of Living in the Present06:47-The Doritos Analogy: Choosing Better Responses07:39-Debunking the Cause-and-Effect Fallacy08:29-Taking Responsibility for Your Choices09:11-How to Handle Emotions Constructively10:06-Staying Present to Rise Above Challenges11:17-Overcoming the Self-Criticism Trap12:56-Embracing Mistakes and Perfectionist Humanity Perfectionism Rewired is committed to truth and accuracy through a perfectionist affirming lens, offering cutting-edge research on perfectionism, interoception + neuroscience, for the practical perfectionist who wants to enjoy the life they've worked so hard to create.

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