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EPISODE · May 1, 2026 · 24 MIN

Perfectionism Is the Symptom, Not the Cause (So What Is?)

from Glitches To Gold · host Jo Warwick

Perfectionism isn’t about high standards. It’s a pattern. In this episode, I’m exploring the deeper layer of perfectionism—the subtle ways it shows up in your decisions, your energy, and your life. The pressure to get it right. To say the right thing. To make the perfect move. But what if that’s the very thing keeping you stuck? Perfectionism isn’t the problem—it’s the symptom. A response that creates conflict in your energy and holds you back from fully stepping into your own lane. This is about recognising where you’re holding yourself back… and choosing to come back to your sovereign, aligned self. ✨ In This Episode: The hidden ways perfectionism shows upWhy “getting it right” creates energetic conflictPerfectionism as a survival patternThe shift from the not-self to the selfWhat happens when you return to your own frequency 🚪 Go Deeper Explore the Hidden Money Patterns ebook, the latest masterclass, and Unlimited—all designed to help you step into your next level. 👉 Head to: www.glitchestogold.com 📲 Connect with me on Instagram or Facebook: @thejowarwick ⭐️ If you loved this episode, like, rate, and share

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