The Recovery Pod - Self-Help Podcast with Steven & Friends
The Recovery Pod - Self-Help Podcast with Steven & Friends
"Perfectionism Is A Disease" | Helping Others, Perfectionism, Suffering | The Recovery Pod
"Perfectionism Is A Disease" | Helping Others, Perfectionism, Suffering | The Recovery Pod
"Perfectionism Is A Disease" | Helping Others, Perfectionism, Suffering | The Recovery Pod
Monday 31st August 2020
Join Steven and friends on 'The Recovery Pod' as they discuss perfectionism's impact on recovery and share practical tips for overcoming it.
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The Recovery Pod - Self-Help Podcast with Steven & Friends
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Sobriety Toolkit
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Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Recovery from Trauma
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Get the buttons here!Perfectionism: The Hidden Hurdle in Recovery
Humility is like, hey, I'm not perfect and I'm okay with that, and then you can kind of have the lens to keep looking for areas of improvement, but also being humble enough to like know in your heart, it's okay to be where I'm at right.
Ever felt the pressure to be perfect, especially when you're trying to help others while also working on your own recovery? In this episode of 'The Recovery Pod', Steven and his friends dive deep into the tricky terrain of perfectionism. They chat about how this mindset can sneakily sabotage your recovery journey and even fuel addictive behaviors.
With their signature honesty, the hosts share their personal battles with perfectionism and offer some down-to-earth tips that have helped them along the way. You'll hear about the different stages of readiness and willingness to change, and how these can affect both your own progress and your ability to support others. The episode isn't just about pointing out problems; it's about finding practical solutions and embracing the idea that it's okay to be a work in progress.
So, if you're ready to tackle perfectionism head-on and learn how to keep growing, tune in. It's a conversation that's both relatable and enlightening, perfect for anyone on the path to recovery.