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Letters to Perfectionism

Chris Kenworthy

Chris wants a healthier relationship with Perfectionism so he writes it letters, then shares them with you.

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Fwd: We’re full of s***

Dear Perfectionism,

We’re so full of s**t. My bestie called me out on this… 🫢

One minute it’s: “I’m lonely no one cares. I’m always alone. Life is so sad.”

The next I’m hanging out for the afternoon with a close friend, or having 18 i...

3 days ago

Fwd: Withered turnip

Dear Perfectionism,

A lady visits me in my dream, remember?

Perhaps not, it was while you were off -duty (asleep)...

She was tired, bitter. Alone on a wintery allotment where the ground was bare. She held a withered turnip. I’ve met her...

6 days ago
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Fwd: I met a Witch

Dear Perfectionism,

She was all in purple. She appeared out of nowhere in Islington and asked me if I wanted to play a game. I said yes. 🧙🏽‍♀️

Pick a card.

Out came the ‘Ace of Cups’ from a deck of tarot cards. 🃏

This is where my rec...

10 days ago

Fwd: Safe as houses

Dear Perfectionism,

We live in a house that’s almost 150 years old. Nothing is straight, even, smooth. It’s the very definition of wonky and imperfect.

🔐 Yet for all its faults we love it. We feel safe here. 🛌

Granted, the neighbourhoo...

13 days ago

Fwd: Flip the flip

Dear Perfectionism,

Someone really annoyed me recently. I only realise that now. I judged them attention-seeking, performative, aggressive, volatile. I didn’t feel safe. 🫤

And I think they picked up on that.

“Do you hate me?”

They aske...

17 days ago

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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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