In this episode of the Ignyte Your Why podcast, hosts Austin T. Gullett and Devohn dive into the harmful grip of perfectionism—and how it can quietly erode your mental health.
They explore how perfectionism manifests in our everyday lives, particularly in the social media age, where everything appears curated and flawless. Through honest conversation and personal stories, Austin and Devohn unpack the pressure to always “get it right” and challenge the idea that perfection equals success.
This episode is a reminder that progress > perfection, every single time.
You’ll walk away with:
Real tools to push past self-doubt
A mindset shift to embrace imperfection
And a little extra motivation to take that next step—even if it’s messy
If you’ve been stuck in the cycle of overthinking, waiting, or doubting your own voice—this is the sign you’ve been waiting for.
Start where you are. Done is better than perfect.
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