The topic of this episode was requested by Christal Doyle Allen in The Healthy Body Book Club, my private group on Facebook....but pretty much every woman ever has struggled with some degree of perfectionism. Perfectionism steals our joy and we don't even realize it. Isn't that just like the enemy of our souls, always stealing, killing, and destroying? Perfectionism is rooted in fear and bitterness. It's a spirit, not just a bunch of behaviors that don't serve us. The good news is this...perfectionism doesn't have to be permanent. I share a story of how God delivered me from perfectionism and how I've been able to help other women find freedom from it, too, over the past 14 years. If you are ready to deal with pesky perfectionism, schedule a call with me. I'm ready when you are!
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