Friday, December 23, 2022

Letting go of Perfectionism


Perfectionism is what everyone strives to have in their everyday lives. It is a struggle to be perfect and to be likeable. Also, it is harmful due to anxiety, panic attacks, and the fear of having everything in perfection. Perfectionism should not be a motivation to fulfill accomplishments. The strong desire for perfectionism changes a person’s attitude, personality, and their actions.

Therefore, it is an obsession that one must let go to live with less anxiety. Perfectionism causes more anxiety and may lead to a panic disorder. Paying attention to every detail and making everything look right puts too much pressure on yourself. Focusing, planning, and correcting every mistake is exhausting and it makes you feel unfulfilled. In the end, everything will feel meaningless, unpleasant, and repulsive.

There are many things that a person desires to have in a perfect stage such as a job, relationships, marriage, parties, and a perfect family. However, there are other things that make you long for perfection until you feel miserable when it is not right. Letting go of perfectionism makes you enjoy life to the fullest and not expect everything to be correct. To let go of perfectionism one must be able to use their abilities without getting the approval of others and learn from your mistakes. Do not feel like a failure all the time.

Additionally, do not feel like you are letting others down for your imperfections and failings. Life and everything else are not perfect. Instead, appreciate, accept, and change your habits. Celebrate your achievements no matter what and how they happen. Forgive yourself, be truthful, and improve your self-confidence.

Enjoy life events without trying to make everything to have perfection. Do not have expectations for everything to be right. Seek professional counseling, therapy, and behavioral services to decrease perfectionism. If you have an obsessive-compulsive disorder, anxiety disorder, or obsession for trying to be a perfectionist; Speak to your medical professional for advice on how to manage it. Here are websites about perfectionism. 


8 Ways to Let Go of Perfectionism-Minimalism Made Simple:

8 Ways to Let Go of Perfectionism - Minimalism Made Simple


Perfectionism:

Perfectionism (goodtherapy.org)


The Dangers of Perfectionism-Psychology Today:

The Dangers of Perfectionism | Psychology Today


Is Perfectionism-Good or Bad-Rewire the Mind-Online Therapy Courses, Coaching, and Hypnosis:

Is Perfectionism - Good or Bad? - Rewire The Mind - Online Therapy Courses, Coaching & Hypnosis







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