Tag Archives: Perfection

The Illusion of Perfection, Part 2

Posted on May 2, 2012 by

Ahh… the Illusion of Perfection. So illusory (and elusive) that people actually believe they can not only obtain perfection, but that it might matter. I have long been called a perfectionist, by myself and others I suspect. My grade school … Continue reading →

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The Illusion of Perfection, part 1

Posted on April 29, 2012 by

I knew a couple once, in what was like another lifetime, that seemed like this absolutely RomCom reality. They were like perpetual honeymooners. It wasn’t just that they never fought, it was that they clearly, outwardly (and in every way) … Continue reading →

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You get a number when I’m through with you.

Posted on December 25, 2010 by

There is much talk in many circles of abandoning the ego. How the ego is the root of all our suffering and the ego causes us to make so many of the bad choices that we make and the ego … Continue reading →

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Perfection.

Posted on October 16, 2009 by

I am, and have always been, obsessed with perfection. As a little, little kid I would throw away art or projects when I made the smallest of mistakes and start again… or sometimes just say the original endeavor was too … Continue reading →

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