Perfectionism. Why do we feel as if something or someone needs to be 'perfect.' What is perfection, am I perfect? Are you perfect. Lets discuss.

from Earth Tribe Radio · host Jill Townsend and Fiona Whitmore, www.earthtriberadio.com

Why do we feel as if something or someone needs to be 'perfect.' Am I perfect? Are you perfect. Lets discuss. We often chase the imaginary idea of perfection, when it mostly never exists. Perhaps if we move beyond wanting perfection we might find and enjoy who we are. Wanting things to be perfect can cause us to restrict and constrict. Let's move beyond. Nothing is perfect and everything is perfect and perfection is almost always temporary. www.earthtriberadio.comwww.barefootenlightenment.comwww.fionawhitmore.com

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