38 days ago by Mike Brown

I briefly mentioned in yesterday’s post on launching a career in 2012 a recommendation about not being such a perfectionist if I were re-launching my business career. From childhood, I remember being a perfectionist on things that mattered to me, particularly schooling. It was crazy trying to live u ...

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40 days ago by BD

When I was a young girl, I probably was one of the very few people that enjoyed the beginning of the school year. Of course, the usual going back and seeing my friends and getting back into my social life was something to look forward to but for me it was more than that. It was a new beginning. I ab ...

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41 days ago by jGLZa

The first show I watch of the season & year just happens to be one of the shows I’m most excited for so yay for me. It was a pre-air episode so the quality wasn’t great but I won’t hold that against it. (Also why the screencaps aren’t that great, sorry) The OP bursts with [...]

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48 days ago by Kim

Her world revolved around perfection, balanced on top of her surreptitious efforts to avoid annihilation. Too many mouths to feed, too many demands, too many dead-ends, too many what-if’s, too many if-only’s—she was burdened by a meta-awareness that reverberated through the sully caves of her batter ...

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55 days ago by Carolyn, Simply Organized Life

Toy Soldier in Chicago Tip #10 Have Fun The holidays are now upon us. This is the time when we all have a choice. As a recovering perfectionist ( see holiday tip #8) I have to remind myself that I can choose to stress over all the little things that might need to be done. Or I can make another choic ...

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61 days ago by Debra Gould

Too many home stagers hold themselves and their staging businesses back because they’re afraid to make a mistake. We want everything to be “perfect.” It’s a natural tendency— we don’t want to look foolish, make a mistake or disappoint someone. But here’s the thing, if you’re not making mistakes in y ...

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65 days ago by Amigo

So at work in my office, its me and this other lady. We work at a car dealership as cashiers, so we have to help customers as well as doing all of our other work on the computer etc. Anyways, we both have worked there for about the same amount of time.but she has WAY more experience than me, has bee ...

66 days ago by admin

Article by Alvin Career planning of a college graduate presupposes that a person should become knowledgeable in his/her professional sphere and when a person is ready, he/she may start a search for a job. By now, you have already understood what job you want, have not you? Thus, now it is high time ...

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68 days ago by Janice

Time is money. And I am broke. Like most mom bloggers and social media mom influencers, I am usually scrambling to meet my deadlines — both kid and work related. Some of my online friends write so quickly and work so efficiently, I feel like I am the tortoise with her backside still touching the sta ...

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69 days ago by Carolyn, Simply Organized Life

Tip #8: Accept Imperfection True confession time....My name is Carolyn and I am a recovering perfectionist. Fortunately, I have a team at home reminding me daily that perfectionism is not the way to go. My husband is a get it done kind of guy. You know, done is the new perfect. My young children tea ...

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