Today I welcome our first official repeat guest on the show, Mitch Matthews! You’ll remember his power-packed conversation from episode 3. It felt like the episode ended too soon, so I knew I had to have him back to share more of his incredible insight.
In this conversation, Mitch and I navigate through the intricate web of dreams, aspirations, and the silent, often unnoticed killer of them – perfectionism. This topic is not just a concept but a lived reality for many of us, including myself.
As a dream expert, Mitch shares how this is one of the #1 ways people stop dreaming and high achievers stop reaching new levels. Perfectionism, as Mitch and I discuss, often sprouts from a genuine heart for excellence, which in its essence, is a beautiful thing…
A heart that seeks excellence is a heart that cares deeply, and that wants to bring the best into the world. However, when that desire for excellence morphs into a pursuit of perfection, we enter a realm that is not only fruitless but can also suffocate our dreams before they have a chance to breathe.
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In short, the goal is not perfection. The goal is process. Listen to the end, and you’ll also hear Mitch share stories of individuals who allow themselves the grace to be novices, to start small, and to embrace the process without being tethered to a perfect outcome. These stories are not just narratives; they are reminders that our dreams can take flight not when they are perfect, but when they are real, authentic, and allowed the space to evolve.
I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did! Let me know your thoughts, reach out and connect via the links below.
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