Posts Tagged ‘perfectionism’
Do you focus on the gains or the gaps?
When is enough, enough? Turns out, if you’re a talented, high-performing and ambitious individual, enough is never enough. In his book, The Gap and the Gain: Building your progress and…
Read MoreI stumbled into my vulnerability
“You have a story,” she said, “You have a lot to your story.” I sat with it for a moment. “I guess,” I hesitated, “I just feel like there’s soooo…
Read MoreWhy raising the bar won’t get you where you want to go
In life we’re told to “raise the bar”, a mantra that promises to yield higher results, a stronger work ethic and growing momentum in the direction we want. It’s…
Read MoreWhat’s Your Inner “Me” Say?
I just got done subbing Strike! – a high intensity kickboxing meets mixed martial arts based class where we use weighted gloves and body bars to perform various drills.…
Read MoreDon’t kill your magic
I can’t recall the moment when I felt the need to be perfect, which doesn’t even really mean anything. It’s an idea, a nonsensical goal. And while I…
Read MoreWhat detail are you amplifying?
Sometimes I even amaze myself at my ability to take the smallest detail and turn it into something of epic proportions. I’m notorious for honing in on one…
Read MoreThe Story of Your Life is in the Words You Use
“Life begins at the edge of our comfort zone.” –Neale Dolald Walsch Your history is a measure of only one thing: your history. We all have a history.…
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