Another one is, I call it the high achiever, having really high standards for achievement

and accomplishment in which the person is attaching their worth and value to achievement

and accomplishment.

And this can actually be anything.

A lot of times it comes from like a person who had good grades and like pursued a very

particular career path and achieves in other ways.

But then it gets projected on this socially, really important area, which is health and fitness and body and weight

and all these things.

So now we're looking at someone who essentially is using their body to get social status

and respect.

The core need that they have is to get respect and status.

And you can just imagine this person pretty easily.

They're the marathon runner who is like doing everything

right, everything by the book. They have absolutely no connection to what they actually want to

eat or do or think or feel. They're just trying to do things right to make people think they

have their shit together. It's all often very much in that line.

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