Are you a people-pleasing perfectionist? đ¤đ˝
Do the holidays secretly make you break out in a stress sweat? đ
You know the feelingâŚ
đ Youâre wrapping gifts with perfectly matched paper and bowsâjust to impress your in-laws.
đ Youâre planning a âPinterest-worthyâ dinner that leaves you exhausted before anyone even arrives.
đ Youâre cleaning the house like your self-worth depends on it.
All while trying to look calm, cheerful, and âso together.â
Sound familiar?
Hereâs the thing: perfectionism loves to whisper, âIf itâs not done perfectly, donât even try.â
But thatâs a trap.
Because real successâreal growthâcomes from trying, failing, and learning.
When we avoid trying altogether, we donât fail forward⌠we just stay stuck.
And during the holidays, that perfectionism can be brutal.
We convince ourselves that everything has to look perfect, taste perfect, feel perfectâ
so we can prove (mostly to ourselves) that weâre enough.
But what if you stopped performing and started enjoying?
What if the meal burned a little, the wrapping paper didnât match, and your house was a bit messyâŚ
and you still had the best time?
Perfection doesnât make memoriesâpresence does.
So this year, letâs make a different kind of to-do list:
âď¸ Less pressure.
âď¸ More laughter.
âď¸ Less proving.
âď¸ More living.
If youâre ready to release perfectionism and actually enjoy your holidays this time,
Book a Discovery Consultation today and letâs make it happen. đŚ