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Hey there everybody and welcome to this episode on embracing your imperfection. I'm your host, Dr. Donnellese Snipes.

A lot of people really struggle with admitting that they have imperfections, when in fact, because we're human, we are imperfect beings.

Start by becoming authentic. Explore what it means to you to be imperfect.

What does that say about you if you're imperfect? What fears does it trigger? Are you afraid of

rejection? From whom? Are you rejecting yourself? Why? Are you afraid of failure if you're imperfect? Well, guess what? We're all going to fail at some things, but I digress. Is there some danger because of your imperfections? If so, what is it? How can you protect yourself? How do you view other people who are imperfect?

Think about your kids, your parents, your friends, your siblings, whomever.

How do you feel about, how do you view them and how do you view their imperfections?

Do you hold it against them? Do you reject them? Do you see them as failures?

Who do you know? That's perfect. And that's a head scratcher. I haven't found anybody yet who is

100% perfect. The next step is to find your strengths. All right, we recognize that, guess what, you're imperfect.

However, that doesn't mean you're imperfect and everything.

So find your strengths.

What things do you bring?

What qualities do you have?

Recognize your weaknesses. And that's important. You know, I homeschooled my kids,

and I am good in English. I am good in, you know, reviewing history papers and those sorts of things.

I am not good when it comes to advanced math. Algebra and up, not for me. And it was

important for me to recognize that. Could I have retaught myself algebra and then taught it to the

children? Yes. However, that would have taken me three times as long as it took my husband who remembered all of that stuff.

So we synergized. I recognized it was not my strength. So I said, here, you do it.

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