In this episode my guest Krista Jennings talks about how she was able to shift her thinking from wanting to be perfect to being okay with wanting to make progress. This has come through an overhaul of her thought process
and surrounding herself with the right people. She had to work through the voices of culture and family that directly or indirectly contributed to the idea of wanting to be perfect. If you have ever felt this way or still do, this episode will serve you well.
Krista’s Brief Bio:
Krista is dedicated in helping women gain more balance, overcome perfectionism and ignite their life with balance and happiness.
Connect With Krista:
Website: www.freefromperfect.com
Twitter: @freefromperfect
Announcements:
My new book: “The Midlifepreneur: Make Your Dreams Come True Without Risking Everything” is now available on Amazon both in the Kindle Version and Print Version.
Quote Of The Week:
In This Particular Episode, Krista shares about:
1. The importance of listening well
2. How to say NO and be okay with it
3. The Myth of Multi-tasking
4. How to eliminate certain things from your life to become successful at what you do
5. And much more …
Jen also share some additional personal stories to the ones she shared in Episode 016. Make sure you leave a comment in the space provided below. She would love to hear your thoughts on what you’ll be doing to create your olympian mindset.
Books mentioned:
A Happier Living That Lasts More Than A Day ~ by Kingsley Grant
The Power Of No: Because One Little Word Can Bring Health, Abundance, and Happiness ~ by James Altucher
12 Killer Tips On How To Overcome Perfectionism by Krista Jennings (Use the CODE: “take50off” at checkout and receive 50% off the price. There is a limited time offer on this e-book.)
Links mentioned:
Free Chapter “Make Your Dream Come True Without Risking Everything – The Midlifepreneur”
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