Are you a perfectionist?
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Kellies Quay
a landing Place
Personal growth Blogger & Recovering Perfectionist
Kellies Quay
Are you a perfectionist?
Take the QUIZ to find out.
a landing Place
Personal growth Blogger & Recovering Perfectionist
“Let me help you take the first step in not being perfect.”
“Let me help you take the first step in
not being perfect.”
Welcome! Hi! I’m Kellie. I started this blog because I am an imperfect perfectionist in recovery, and I am realizing that I am not alone. So, why not talk about it more? I want there to be more conversations about it, so I thought, why not from the actual mouth of a recovering one?
Read more about me here 🙂
- First-person writing: I am not here to tell you what to do; I simply want to give you my perspective from my point of view.
- Relatable and inspiring stories that give you information by a recovering perfectionist, helping you to become more self-aware and help figure out what you want.
- Strategies I have used that either worked or didn’t work based on my own experiences.
- Creative but scrappy DIY projects from the perspective of a perfectionist.
- My favorite stuff, from YouTube videos to music to podcasts and other resources I found helpful in this journey,.
Anxiety About Time Wasting? What Do Experts Tell Us To Do?
Unstick being stuck. here are a couple ways to find Motivation.
Let’s Take a Look
What do I mean when I say that I am a recovering perfectionist? I mean, honestly, is it even possible to be perfect?
If you Google perfectionism, you will get this definition: “the need to be or appear to be perfect, or even believe that it is possible to achieve perfection.”
It wasn’t until I felt unhappy that I realized that I had perfectionism traits. I mean, we usually know that the things we do can never be perfect. Honestly, we do not have to make everything exactly right. Let’s think about this logically. When doing a random project or fulfilling a goal, is it something that needs doing because it was put off, is it something for someone, or is it for yourself?
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Refocus when life throws you a Curveball. 3 main ways I overcome feelings of Overwhelm.
Welcome! Hi! I’m Kellie. I started this blog because I am an imperfect perfectionist in recovery, and I am realizing that I am not alone. So, why not talk about it more? I want there to be more conversations about it, so I thought, why not from the actual mouth of a recovering one?
First-person writing: I am not here to tell you what to do; I simply want to give you my perspective from my point of view.
Relatable and inspiring stories that give you information by a recovering perfectionist, helping you to become more self-aware and help figure out what you want.
Strategies I have used that either worked or didn’t work based on my own experiences.
Creative but scrappy DIY projects from the perspective of a perfectionist.
My favorite stuff, from YouTube videos to music to podcasts and other resources I found helpful in this journey,.
Anxiety About Time Wasting? What Do Experts Tell Us To Do?
Unstick being stuck. here are a couple ways to find Motivation.
Let's Take a Look
What do I mean when I say that I am a recovering perfectionist? I mean, honestly, is it even possible to be perfect?
If you Google perfectionism, you will get this definition: “the need to be or appear to be perfect, or even believe that it is possible to achieve perfection.”
It wasn’t until I felt unhappy that I realized that I had perfectionism traits. I mean, we usually know that the things we do can never be perfect. Honestly, we do not have to make everything exactly right. Let’s think about this logically. When doing a random project or fulfilling a goal, is it something that needs doing because it was put off, is it something for someone, or is it for yourself?