LEANING IN TO LEARNING
You don't have to be, do, have, prove, or show you are perfect to be worthy of love. This is the trap.

We seek perfection as if it will save us from our fears of not being good enough. But it is only feeding them. Because perfection doesn't actually exist. Even a moment that you think you were perfect in is fleeting and will soon become tinged with reflection. So time to break through to the truth.  

Rubbish at public speaking? You are still enough.

Go off key when singing? You are still worthy.

Failed your driving test? You are still unconditionally loved.

Got turned away from that job interview? Still infinitely connected.

Not an expert yet? You are always growing!

If we are afraid to fail, of being less than perfect, then we are choosing to live in fear. We have forgotten the fundamental truth that we are enough just as we are.

This is all about leaning in to learning, you won’t be perfect- that’s the whole point! In fact the more comfortable we can be making mistakes, the less afraid we are of making them!

The more risks we take, the more feedback we get, the more we grow, the more opportunities for success!

You can always be conscientious, show up on time and do your best. But that is different to holding yourself to unachievable standards. Get clear on what serves you and whats sucks the joy, fun and love out of life!

Time to learn to take feedback and rejection like every SUCCESSFUL person who has gone before you. Take it on the chin and get back up!

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If you know you are infinitely worthy and loved, what risks might you take, if the worst outcome was receiving feedback and learning something?   *
Our new goal is to achieve a 7/10 rather than a 10/10. Armed with this, what can you do knowing 7 out of 10 is not only good enough, it's the goal? *
Rather than avoiding failure - can you become friends with it so you can grow from the feedback- without the need to be good, perfect, right. Can you try something outside your comfort zone - perhaps you could ask 5 beautiful people for a date and be willing to be rejected 5 times!! Or apply for 3 dream jobs and be willing to be turned away! Ask for a payrise? Share that unfinished project, just as it is? What risks could you take? Get creative and commit below to taking at least one of your ideas all the way- it's the only way we get stronger! *
Who is around you that has something or knows something that you want to know/learn? Can you be willing to be a beginner, to be open to learning? Can you ask for their guidance and feedback? *
If we take away the need to be right, to be perfect to please everyone - we become free. Can you sit with this feeling deeply right now. How would it feel if you weren't concerned about other peoples opinions and judgements? *
It is part of human nature to measure ourselves against others. You can use this to your advantage if you feed off peoples strengths and courage- using this as a fuel to your fire, that if they can do it, so can you. You can choose to be inspired and encouraged by other peoples wins. THIS is how you get stronger. Fly in their slipstream. Soak up all they know. Follow in their footsteps. As you get more courageous you will branch out on your own and forge your own path. How can you surround yourself with empowering, motivating and inspiring people, stories and habits? *
Reach out to 5 friends or family members and ask them for honest feedback on your strengths and weaknesses, listing 3 of each in detail. Get Ready to welcome feedback like a BOSS! Lean in to the discomfort of not being perfect and allow others feedback to be opportunities for growth. Once you have this feedback, you can share with the group how you're planning on building on those strengths and learning from those weaknesses! Our job is to stay open while receiving feedback- we go into the old ego story of 'I'm not good enough' and we've disconnected from the truth! You are infinitely worthy and growth is FUN! Write below your 5 people. *
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