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Checklist remind you of your progress
Perfectionists tend to keep tweaking their work endlessly. To counter that, you can create a checklist for each task.
With a checklist that reminds you to confirm what you’ve done, you needn’t endlessly slog. You’re following a process with discrete and measurable goals.
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Perfectionism in rooted in fear
Many perfectionistic tendencies are rooted in fear and are maintained even when they become counterproductive. Perfectionists worry that if they are less meticulous and conscientious, it will hurt their performance and standing.
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Calibrating your standards
To manage your perfectionism you can “calibrate your standards” by showing your efforts to someone early in the process. You may discover it’s already “good enough. ”
Even if you need to continue to work on it, the feedback will help you improve. Also, keep in mind that yo...
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Get an outside perspective on your perfectionist tendencies
Talk honestly and openly to someone about your tendencies and how you’re working on getting better.
Ask them to tell you when you are being too fussy about something so you can think about it.
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Do a weekly review to reflect on your progress
Try to identify things you avoided due to fear of failure and situations where your perfectionism wasn’t worth it or moments where you did well despite being uncertain.
Your objective here is to learn where perfectionism has a positive impact and where it does not.
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Interrupting the cycle of rumination
- Take note of when you’re ruminating and what triggers it until you can see your patterns and find ways to counteract them.
- Don't trust your first reaction when ruminating. Most of the time, it colors negatively your read of the situation.
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Keeping the big picture in mind
Realizing when you are working for diminishing returns lets you be less perfect about some things, so you can concentrate on what’s important.
Achieving perfectionist ideals takes extra time and effort that doesn’t always translate into a bigger impact of ...
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Differentiate between feasible and original
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Tips On How To Set Up To Do Lists
- Start task names with a verb to make them more descriptive and easy to understand.
- Break each task into smaller tasks.
- Create temporary lists when needed.
- Erase the temporary lists when you’re done with them.
- Automate the se...
Progress Your Success Chart:
Identify measures of success.
- What would increased proactivity in identifying and solving problems look like in practice? How will you know if you’re making progress?
- Based on your thinking about what you want to achieve and the reading you’ve done, ...
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