Rachel & David Godfrey
Rachel and David Godfrey
Perfectionism is the antithesis of high performance – here’s why!
Perfectionism is the antithesis of high performance – here’s why!
Perfectionism is the antithesis of high performance – here’s why!
Thursday 24th August 2023
Discover how to overcome perfectionism and embrace high performance with Rachel and David Godfrey on 'The Chase Life Podcast'.
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Episode Overview
- Perfectionism's roots in fear and anxiety
- Distinction between high standards and perfectionism
- Establishing unconditional self-worth and acceptance
- Focusing on patterns over minutiae for growth
- Swift liberation from the weight of perfectionism
Perfectionism is born from a place of being judged, the fear of being judged, criticized, rejected. So therefore you have to make sure that you look perfect. You are perfect. Your work is perfect. Nothing could be judged or criticized. Now, the reality is that never happens because if you look hard enough for the flaws, you look hard enough into things. Well, of course there are things that can always be improved.
Ever feel like nothing you do is ever good enough? That constant nitpicking and self-criticism might be perfectionism sneaking into your life. In this episode of 'The Chase Life Podcast', Rachel and David Godfrey unpack the often misunderstood concept of perfectionism. They dive deep into how it differs from simply having high standards. Spoiler: one is rooted in purpose, the other in fear.
Rachel and David share their own experiences and insights, revealing how perfectionism can lead to chronic stress and burnout. They explain how recognizing this pattern is the first step towards breaking free from it. By addressing the subconscious drivers and underlying fears, they offer practical strategies to help you shift from being a stressed perfectionist to a calm and confident high performer.
Their approach isn't just about managing the symptoms but getting to the root cause, allowing you to embrace progress over perfection. If you're tired of feeling overwhelmed and want to learn how to achieve your goals without the crippling fear of not being good enough, this episode is for you.