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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: Slim possibility

Dear Perfectionism,

There’s a possibility that it might all work out quite well.

And even if it doesn’t, we’ll cope and adapt. ✅

And even if we don’t, we can have a good laugh about it. 😁

Love, Chris x

8 days ago

Where’s your f***-it threshold?

How are you with chaos, drama and uncertainty? Not knowing what next.

A project’s off-track and you’re up late rescuing it. Again. Your partner’s gone quiet, and you can’t settle until you know what’s wrong. You’re already late, nobody’s r...

10 days ago
1

Closer to perfection

Hello you,

This is Chris, writing to you (a human) personally.

This writing project, Letters to Perfectionism, is two years’ old this November. And I’m making it better - what kind of Perfectionist would I be if I didn’t? 😋

There are im...

11 days ago

Fwd: Vitriol for peace

Dear Perfectionism,

Whenever I’m with another annoyed Perfectionist (or just annoyed myself) - I’m often pleasantly surprised and delighted at the transformative power of a good rant. 🤬

You know, say for 10 minutes: “I’m just gonna vent...

12 days ago

Fwd: Nonchalantly flippant

Dear Perfectionism,

There’s this quirk I’ve noticed. I’m wondering if it’s you… 🦆

It happens when I really care about something and it’s in jeopardy, or the stakes are high and there’s a possibility of rejection, or something going wrong...

16 days ago
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  • Chris Kenworthy

    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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