Embracing Your Perfectionist Self
Bush, Vanessa At just 8 years old, Vanessa said to her parents, "If it were a perfect world, pencils wouldn't need erasers because we wouldn't make mistakes."
At such a young age, why did she feel that mistakes were always bad? How can the narrative be changed so that future generations don't feel shame, guilt, and the need to be perfect but supported, loved, and celebrated?
Rather than overcoming or eliminating it completely, this condition can be bett...