This episode is part three of a three-part series on the Lies of Perfectionism.
Do you identify as a perfectionist? Do you think perfectionism helps you do better work and be a better person?
Perfectionism pretends to be noble. It pretends to help you improve and grow. But for a lot of high-achieving women, perfectionism isn't helpful. For a lot of high-achieving women, perfectionism creates crippling self-doubt and leaves them feeling anxious, overwhelmed, and stuck.
If that sounds like you, I invite you to question your beliefs around perfectionism and consider how they’re impacting your life.
Get full show notes and the free PDF of the 7 Lies of Perfectionism at https://kerimartinez.com/4
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