How to Be an Imperfectionist: The New Way to Self-Acceptance, Fearless Living, and Freedom from Perfectionism
By: Stephen Guise
Summary
by Mounir Aswad,
Introduction
We all
aim to achieve the best we can, and that is not bad. However, the effort on how
to go about it can be problematic if it is identified with Perfectionism. For
example, Perfectionism can stand in the way by delaying these initiatives under
excuses of Imperfect conditions, or by ruminating on past experiences and
results. This book shows you how to be imperfections to get the result you
always wanted, to be super proactive and to enjoy life more.
Definitions
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Imperfectionists aim for
quantity while Perfectionist aim for quality.
