EPISODE · Apr 29, 2022 · 8 MIN
Stop being Perfect
from Shark Theory · host Baylor Barbee
000001A1 000001A1 00002B5A 00002B5A 00073A68 00073A68 000084F5 000084F5 00004978 00004978 The chase of perfection or the appearance of perfection is most likely inhibiting your growth. Choose progress over perfection. In this episode, we'll discuss: You can be great without being perfect What they don't tell you about yourself Fix what you can fix but ignore what you can't The danger of filters
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