Letters to Perfectionism
Chris KenworthyChris wants a healthier relationship with Perfectionism so he writes it letters, then shares them with you.
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Fwd: Right = easy
Dear Perfectionism,
It’s dawning upon me that the significant, satisfying and impactful things in life that made me happy and went (mostly) well are things I didn’t force to happen. They felt easy in the way they unfolded…
➡️ Like startin...
Fwd: 200
Dear Perfectionism,
We’re 200 letters old my friend. Holy smokes! That’ll be two years this November. 🎂
Funny how we can turn a little thing into a big thing without realising. Funny how we can stick so doggedly at a thing over and over...
Fwd: Praise & blame
Dear Perfectionism,
I read something in an old self-help book that stuck with me. 📖 It said:
“Praise and blame - it’s all the same.”
The vibe was kind of take it as it comes, roll with the punches, some days you’re up some days you’r...
Fwd: Blameless
Dear Perfectionism,
There’s something about us people get all wrong. It upsets me. It’s in how we’re received - that we blame and shame.
🤨 OK, our judgements, our criticism, and our well-intentioned observations can come across a bit clu...
Fwd: Slick move
Dear Perfectionism,
I’m wondering whether you’ve judged our capacity for judgement as a bad thing. And in the process, created this magnificent self-justifying, psychological paradox to keep us perpetually in the wrong.
Because you’re sne...
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I'm a facilitator, improviser & embodiment coach. I create experiences where you’re genuinely welcome as you are - relaxed in your body and supported, as we explore what playfulness and relating meaningfully to others feels like to you.
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