When perfectionism is running the show, we don’t start, we don’t risk, and we definitely don’t finish. In this episode, Frankie gets real about the “perfectionist in me,” weaving in Brené Brown’s wisdom and sharing simple tools to trade approval-seeking for progress. Because let's be honest, we all want to get the best outcome out of all we do and experience, but when we look for something as unachievable as perfection, we stop enjoying the journey.
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When perfectionism is running the show, we don’t start, we don’t risk, and we definitely don’t finish. In this episode, Frankie gets real about the “perfectionist in me,” weaving in Brené Brown’s wisdom and sharing simple tools to trade approval-seeking for progress. Because let's be honest, we all want to get the best outcome out of all we do and experience, but when we look for something as unachievable as perfection, we stop enjoying the journey.
What does it really mean to “protect your mental health”? Is it keep it in from harm’s way or is it making it strong and more resilient to take on the world? I know I have a clear answer to those questions, and in today’s world mental health awareness has become our best to tool for growth, becoming stronger and more resilient, but is what we are doing taking us there or are we using mental health as a way to justify daily struggles as trauma, keeping us stagnant and fragile? &nbs...
Healing Chingon
When perfectionism is running the show, we don’t start, we don’t risk, and we definitely don’t finish. In this episode, Frankie gets real about the “perfectionist in me,” weaving in Brené Brown’s wisdom and sharing simple tools to trade approval-seeking for progress. Because let's be honest, we all want to get the best outcome out of all we do and experience, but when we look for something as unachievable as perfection, we stop enjoying the journey.
