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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Tiny Acts of Aliveness
Hello you.
This is Chris, writing to you (a human) personally.
If you enjoy reading my Letters to Perfectionism here, I suspect you’ll also like this… I’ve recently launched a handy ‘next step’ to help you explore your own relationship w...
Fwd: Taking things too seriously
Dear Perfectionism,
Here’s another lesson I’m doomed to learn over and over again: taking things too seriously.
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A glum mood 😞: “What’s the point in Monday? What’s the point in anything?!”
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Someone else’s words 🗣️: “I’m not a ter...
Fwd: Let it be
Dear Perfectionism,
That new floor we laid in the bathroom this weekend was a perfect storm, wasn’t it? 🌪️
All neat, straight lines and flat surfaces that wouldn’t stay neat, straight or flat.
💥 Then I accidentally gouged a hole in it....
Fwd: Not good
Dear Perfectionism,
Here’s you as I understand it ⚙️:
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Outwardly, you’re all about the “am I a good guy/gal? look how perfect I can be” to everyone and everything - seeking confirmation (or denial) of that.
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Inwardly, your chatte...
Fwd: Earned rest
Dear Perfectionism,
There’s a problem with this self-imposed god-complex we have 🪽 - that it’s all on us to get things done, fix and improve. And that only when everything is done, complete, perfect and whole again may we truly rest. ...
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