In this episode, we delve into the negative impact of perfectionism and the constant need to be busy in order to succeed. We stress the importance of being present at the moment, simplifying, and allowing oneself to receive.
- Perfectionism and the negative impact of constantly being busy
- Finding the balance between work and personal tasks
- Prioritizing being present at the moment and simplifying
- Recognizing strengths and passions in a spiritual business
- Self-compassion and giving oneself grace
- The influence of upbringing on patterns of behavior and work ethic
- Overcoming fears and hardships
- Individualized spiritual classes and programs
- Avoiding burnout and prioritizing self-care
- Deviation from common business practices
The Paradox of Being Seen: "We have to address both and in some of the work that I've been doing, it's a developmental milestone to hold two polar opposite emotions like grief and love."— Heather Corbet
The Power of Flow: "Spirit really pushes the flow versus force. And so now I really recognize a lot sooner instead of like 3 hours in where I'm still trying to force myself to do something, now it's like 15, 20 minutes max. And it's just like, okay, this is not the time for this." — Erin Stabile
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