Problem With Perfect
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Why do we struggle with perfection when we know it’s not possible? The standard is beyond unreasonable, yet our actions suggest otherwise. The problem with perfection is that it paralyzes potential. We were created for a Why do we struggle with perfection when we know it’s not possible? The standard is beyond unreasonable, yet our actions suggest otherwise. The problem with perfection is that it paralyzes potential. We were created for a purpose that is inevitably imperfect. This book introduces readers to “The Path to Purpose,” a six-step process for discovering true meaning in life. Readers will discover a proven step-by-step guide for finding purpose in the face of imperfection. Written for procrastinators, perfectionists, and people who are generally unsatisfied with the trajectory of life, this book gives readers:
*A personal account of the results of chasing perfection.
*Practical insight on shifting focus away from perfection to purpose.
*Actionable steps for finding the courage to pursue passion and purpose.
Life is too short for perfect, but absolutely essential for purpose!
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SKU (ISBN): 9781490863665
ISBN10: 1490863664
Bo Parrish
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: September 2015
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
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