03/19/2020 | Sharon Fontanez

How to Overcome Perfectionism

Two illustrations: Director Jerry Bruckheimer was known as a perfectionist, as someone who never allowed details. Martha Stewart says that if he weren’t, calling himself an insane perfectionist, he wouldn’t have his vast multimedia company. Psychologist Dr Stephen A. Diamond believes that without perfectionism, we would not have the variety of adventures we consider extraordinary and remarkable, tremendous or exceptional. However, perfectionism is not necessarily a virtue, and it can influence the way we manage our lives and interactions. Actress Michelle Pfeiffer sees herself as a perfectionist, but she admits that she may go mad, along with other individuals. But she realizes why being a perfectionist is bad and this is one of the reasons for her actions.

 

Accepting Imperfections

But another artist famous (and often condemned) for her perfectionism warns Barbra Streisand that we must accept the imperfections in ourselves and others. She points out that it is part of the beauty of life that nothing can be ideal.
Actress Ashley Judd entered a treatment plan in 2006 to overcome the psychological difficulties of her entire life and learned that she had used sleep to deal with unpleasant feelings and that her habit of cleaning the plastic surfaces of planes and resorts concerned her hands, a great perfectionism.

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Addressing Perfectionism

Now it helps to remember that the occupation with perfectionism is a kind of yours.Modifies, evaluates and clarifies discomfort containment procedures to identify beliefs that influence how we might respond to socializing and events with others.This can be a very useful approach to addressing perfectionism.Such thoughts or ideas can at least appear authentic. Individuals are likely to recognize this and recognize it when they do something excellent. However, it is a self-destructive belief if you are “ideal” for acceptance.

 

Strengthen Self Esteem

modelIn his publication Perfecting Ourselves to Death, Richard Winter quotes psychologist Don Hamachek on creating a distinction between healthy and unhealthy perfectionists who feel free when it is appropriate to be precise, and who will enjoy it.They enjoy their skills, they can strengthen their self-esteem, and they love to do excellent work.Another part of dealing with perfectionism is to look closely at what it feels like when you try to be perfect, and when you sometimes “fail”.It can be hard to give up fear, but your life can benefit in many ways.Actress Faye Dunaway said she has learned to be less dominant but insists that this may be quite difficult to do. She feels that she could “sit back more often and enjoy the journey.…

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