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Letting go of perfectionism is freeing from "summary" of The Midnight Library by Matt Haig

Perfectionism is a weight that can drag you down, anchoring you to a world of unattainable standards and constant self-criticism. It's a never-ending cycle of striving for flawlessness, only to fall short time and time again. The pressure to be perfect in every aspect of life can be suffocating, leaving you feeling trapped in a never-ending quest for unattainable perfection. However, when you finally let go of the need to be perfect, a sense of liberation washes over you. The heavy burden of perfectionism is lifted, allowing you to breathe freely for the first time in what feels like forever. You begin to realize that it's okay to make mistakes, to fall short, to be imperfect. In fact, it's not just okay - it's necessary for growth and self-acceptance. Embracing imperfection opens up a world of possibilities that were previously out of reach. You no longer have to fear failure or rejection, as you understand that they are simply part of the human experience. You start to see beauty in your flaws and quirks, recognizing that they are what make you uniquely you. By releasing yourself from the shackles of perfectionism, you are able to live more authentically and fully. You are free to explore new interests, take risks, and pursue your passions without the fear of not measuring up to an impossible standard. You are able to savor the present moment, rather than constantly worrying about the future or ruminating on the past. In this newfound freedom, you discover a sense of peace and contentment that comes from accepting yourself exactly as you are. You no longer feel the need to compare yourself to others or seek external validation, as you have found inner fulfillment in simply being yourself. Letting go of perfectionism is not a sign of weakness, but rather a testament to your strength and resilience in the face of societal pressure and unrealistic expectations.
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    The Midnight Library

    Matt Haig

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