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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: Done

Dear Perfectionism,

You don’t really want perfect do you? I reckon deep-down, no perfectionist really does. Perfect doesn’t exist.

Of course you’ll spend my entire life trying to get there. 🤭

But it’s what’s on the other side of perfect...

4 days ago
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Fwd: Is this for me?

Dear Perfectionism,

I think I’ve found the perfect antidote to resentful judgement - your favourite preoccupation (and my least favourite hobby). 😋

So, when I have a reaction to something or someone instead of judging it/me/them, evalua...

7 days ago
3
1

Fwd: Pleasure for pleasure’s sake

Dear Perfectionism,

I’m really taken by this idea of pleasure for pleasure’s sake - just doing something for no particular reason.

Not to get good at it, or win, or master it or learn or anything. Just doing something just because it’s n...

11 days ago
7

Fwd: Explain yourself!

Dear Perfectionism,

I’ve notice my urge to readily explain myself. This you?

When we’re affronted or challenged, or sense accusation, or blame or judgement (that probably isn’t there) - I’m always poised to respond “Yeah but…”

The essenc...

14 days ago
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Fwd: Perfection is death

Dear Perfectionism,

Run with me on this one…

All this doing, striving, fixing and improving - trying to get life right. It seems we’re chasing an elusive, idyllic day when it’s all done. 🏆

Because when it’s all done, perfectly - then we...

18 days ago
3

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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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