It’s OK for Me to Get it Wrong.

Send us Fan Mail It's hard enough to have your own back when you're proud of yourself and others don't get it. But what about when you're NOT proud of how you showed up? How can you love yourself when you get it wrong? When your inner critic just keeps finding more flaws to point out? It is not easy, especially for those of us who have perfectionist tendencies. We often struggle to believe "it's ok for me to get it wrong" or "it's ok for me to be human" unless we have a good justification as to why things didn't go well. But the fact is we can choose at anytime to believe these thoughts, even if there's no logical explanation and we just messed up. In making this mindset shift, we give ourselves an amazing gift: unconditional love. As we practice loving our own brand of humanity, with its unique flaws, we begin to truly know, like, and trust ourselves. Other highlights: It's OK for me to get it wrong How this shows up specifically for physicians Physician suicide risks, National Physician Suicide Awareness Day, Sept 17 "I am human." "I will never intentionally mistreat myself." In this episode: Heidari, Shireen. "Finding a New Mantra" NEJM Perspective September 10, 2022: https://www.nejm.org/doi/pdf/10.1056/NEJMp2206851?articleTools=true _________ Need help applying this to your life? Ready for more strategies like this, but personalized to YOU? Set up your free consult and let’s talk about your unique situation and how coaching can help: https://getcoached.jennyhobbsmd.com/consult _________ Everything on this podcast and website is for informational purposes only and should not be used as medical advice. Views are our own, and do not necessarily represent those of our past or present employers or colleagues.