From the author of the best-selling The 7 Secrets of the Prolific, Say Sayonara to Perfectionism! is a short volume that gets to the core of what you need to know to recognize, and overcome, perfectionism. Perfectionism not only slows you down, it sucks the joy out of your work and life. The big mistake people make is confusing it with high standards, and since everyone wants to have high standards, the confusion leaves them powerless to tackle their perfectionism. But perfectionism isn't the same as having high standards—not even close! And once you understand its true nature, you will be well on your way to defeating it. Author Hillary Rettig has identified 18 (to date) characteristics of perfectionism, including grandiosity, shortsightedness, over-focus on outcomes, over-identification with the work, relentless comparisons, arbitrary categorizations, and false pride. She discusses all these and more in Say Sayonara to Perfectionism!, and also shows how perfectionism fuels procrastination, underproductivity, and blocks. Then she offers solutions that will immediately help you take charge of your work, get more productive, and feel less stressed. Say Sayonara to Perfectionism! consists of the first two chapters of The 7 Secrets of the Prolific (The Mechanics of Procrastination and Overcoming Perfectionism), plus an original chapter summarizing the other productivity techniques discussed in The 7 Secrets, including time management, optimizing your writing process, overcoming ambivalence, and coping with traumatic rejections. Those seeking comprehensive discussions of those techniques should read The 7 Secrets of the Prolific; while those wishing to focus mainly on overcoming their perfectionism will find all the information they need in Say Sayonara to Perfectionism!

How To Stop The Bad Habit of Being a Perfectionist Once and For All So You Can Actually Get Your Product or Service Out There and Finally Get The Results You've Always Wanted! What Would Your Results Be If You Stopped Being a Perfectionist? Make More Money? Spend More Time With The Family? Enjoy More Time on The Activities And Hobbies You Love? This Free Report Details The Common Traps of The Perfectionist and How To Prevent It. Inside you'll discover: Common traps that will be examined - If one wants their internet business to thrive, he must avoid these traps at all cost When Being a Perfectionist Is Bad Four key ways in which being a perfectionist can prevent an internet based business owner from becoming successful Why momentum plays a major role to your success, and how to build momentum and keep it going A powerful way to formulate your vision and stick to it Why releasing an "imperfect" product or service can get you the results your wanted faster How to get the perfect product/service without being a perfectionist How to avoid getting stuck in the "quicksand" of perfectionism

In the fourth novel in USA Today bestselling author Jade Kerrion's Double Helix series, the 'perfect human' Galahad finally challenges his imperfect genetic donor Danyael - and only one will live. An alpha empath, Danyael Sabre has survived abominations and super soldiers, terrorists and assassins, but he cannot survive his failing body. He wants only to live out his final days in peace, but life and the woman he loves, the assassin Zara Itani, have other plans for him. Galahad, the perfect human being created by Pioneer Labs, is branded an international threat, and Danyael is appointed his jury, judge, and executioner. Danyael alone believes that Galahad can be the salvation that the world needs, but is the empath blinded by the fact that Galahad shares his genes, and the hope that there is something of him in Galahad? In a desperate race against time and his own dying body, Danyael struggles to find fragments of good in the perfect human being, and comes to the wrenching realization that his greatest battle will be a battle for the heart of the man who hates him. "Higher octane than Heroes, more heart than X-Men." Read the fourth novel in the award-winning Double Helix series today. Welcome to the Genetic Revolution!

Perfection of Wisdom The mantra of wisdom from the Heart Sutra: TAYATHA OM GATE GATE PARAGATE PARASAMGATE BODHI SVAHA has a direct and an indirect meaning. That is the subject of the first part of the transcript. The second part elaborates on the five paths of the mahayana that lead to buddhahood.

DescriptionPerfection is a true story about a young women's struggle with anorexia, bulimia, drug addiction and depression. Although harrowing in parts it is ultimately a positive tale about how good can come out of darkness and how happiness after years of sorrow can be achieved. About the AuthorAlexandra Hunter was diagnosed as anorexic at 15 years old and in the seven years that followed she was in and out of psychiatric hospitals. She abused her body by starvation, purging and by taking illegal drugs in a desperate attempt to quieten the voices that told her she was worthless. It was not until she learned to accept her faults and her failings that she was able to move on and begin to live life to the full. She is now married with three children and recently took part in a BBC documentary about mental illness and the stigma attached to being diagnosed with one.

This course is designed to provoke you to a deeper walk with Christ and function as a living demonstration of God's love and power through Jesus Christ. You will learn how to walk in the obedience of faith and the whole counsel of God. You will become skilled in the word of righteousness and functioning from the power of the Holy Spirit. You will learn what is to come in the days ahead and your place of service in the Body of Christ.Each Unit offers Key Questions and a Group Exercise for churches, home groups, or gatherings of believers who are taking the course together. The whole Curriculum can be completed in seven weeks or at your own pace.www.manifestinternational.com/perfection

Are you tired of walking the tightrope? Are you trying desperately to be perfect and feel condemned when you fail? Do you struggle to believe that God actually loves you? I have really good news. You can rest. You can get off the tightrope and know beyond a shadow of a doubt that God loves you. How? Because God sent his Son to do what we couldn’t. He lived, died and rose so that we could be called righteous. This truth sets us free. Are you ready?

Life lessons sometime hurt, and sometimes you feel like giving up. Please don't please know that you are loved and that you are a child of God and whatever it is that is going on in your life is meant to happen and that you will have a testimony from it. As long as we are still breathing we have a purpose here on this earth. These poems are just a few of the experiences that I went through that lead to me to the knowledge that I am loved by God and have job to do here on Earth.

Your past doesn’t have to define you. But memories of your history may haunt you longer than you’d like, especially when your life is driven by a consuming desire for perfection and fueled by a life of partying. Leah Gaylord’s attempts to succeed in the social scene of her Midwestern small-town high school leave her wounded after a web of repeated betrayals and broken hearts. Scarred by her experiences with senior Seth Maddux at age thirteen, foolishly addicted to the hope her relationship with Lance Rushford could be real beyond their weekends partying together—Leah repeatedly sabotages her chance to get it right with the good guy, Connor Waverly. A three-sport athlete and farmer’s daughter, Leah finds some comfort in the cyclical nature of sports and the seasons but is convinced that escaping the swirling rumor mill of Arrow City would free her desperate soul. She leaves for college, expecting her future to unfold flawlessly once Connor returns, but Leah must learn she’s not in control, and everything works out according to God’s perfect plan, not hers. With raw transparency, this young adult autobiographical novel highlights God’s redemption after a messy tangle of teenage turmoil, but also demands that you guard your heart because even in God’s goodness, lingering layers of scars may follow you forever.

As she grows up in a generation that is busier and more distracted than ever, your tween girl will love the fun vibe and practical ideas in Grace, Not Perfection for Young Readers by bestselling author, creator of the Simplified Planner, and organizational expert Emily Ley. Today's fast-paced, technology-driven society affects all ages, but it's taking its biggest toll on our kids. Does your middle grader feel compelled to participate in a ton of activities, be an excellent student, take a perfect photo for every occasion, and be friends with as many people as possible--only to end up exhausted and anxious? Help her adopt a new, life-giving perspective in Grace, Not Perfection for Young Readers. With a colorful interior, plenty of photos, and actionable tips and lists, this young readers' edition of Emily Ley's popular book reminds you and your daughter that God offers abundant grace every day. Emily's ideas include how to . . . Create significant moments rather than orchestrating a picture-perfect life. Pare down activities to what matters most--without FOMO. Simplify life by simplifying three major areas: your space, your time, and your mind. Create effective to-do lists and get through them one step at a time. Perfect for back-to-school, Christmas, birthdays, and coming-of-age celebrations, Grace, Not Perfection for Young Readers is completely reimagined for a younger audience but still includes Emily's signature aesthetic and message. It's a great book to enjoy with your daughter as you find your own new freedom in the adult edition. Timely and engaging, Grace, Not Perfection for Young Readers helps tween girls embrace the most important elements of life, trim off the superficial and superfluous, let go of unrealistic standards, and journey toward adulthood with the right outlook and tools to have a simpler, grace-filled, and happy life.