
Chris wants a healthier relationship with Perfectionism so he writes it letters, then shares them with you.
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Dear Perfectionism,
I wonder how many other Perfectionists were kids who had to grow-up too quickly?
Big sisters.
Big brothers.
Carers.
Only children.
Set a good example. Take care of others. Carry big responsibilities. Model good beh...
Since I was a kid, I’ve always been the sensible one. I expect a lot of Perfectionists were big brothers and sisters too. Or the model child under high expectations - expected to do well, heaped with responsibility yet minimal support from...
Dear Perfectionism,
I’ve decided something. To make a big change. It feels right and it’s going to happen because my whole body is already mobilising resources to help me leave home.
I want to go on an adventure! 🏔️
You love a challeng...
Dear Perfectionism,
I’ve invented a little game. It’s called don’t ask permission. 😱
When I came out of the cinema last week my nose was runny. So I wandered over to the bar, to grab a napkin. On my way, I noticed the two attractive ladi...
There’s an undertone I notice while I write this. It’s that I really hope I get this right - by describing succinct, clear, and accurate situations that you recognise in your own experience of Perfectionism.
So you feel seen, heard, value...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Playful, curious recovering Perfectionist. Sees deep potential in humans. Embodiment coach & facilitator. Enneagram geek. Human Design Projector. Book coming 2027: 'Get worse to get better - self-UNimprovement for good boys & girls.'
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