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So today we're going to be talking about how to get past your perfectionism. If you are a perfectionist, you're like, well, no, I really want to do this.

But I'm a perfectionist. Everybody in the world is a quote unquote perfectionist.

And I'm going to give you three questions to ask yourself to get past this fear, because it's really a fear.

Get past this perfectionism that you hold that's keeping you back from being what you want to be.

Before I dive into those questions, though, I want to talk to you about what perfectionism is.

Perfectionism is not real. Perfectionism is fake. Perfectionism is a mask that you are wearing that is masking some sort of fear.

Maybe it's the fear of judgment or the fear of failure or the fear of success or the fear of whatever the unknown, what happens.

And so you keep telling yourself you're a perfectionist because you're saying, I'm not ready yet.

Oh, no, you know, this podcast I want to make. It's not, it's not ready yet. It's not perfect. I'm a perfectionist.

And your friends ask you, hey, I heard you're going to launch a podcast. How's that podcast going?

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