By: Savina Brown We have all heard, “Nothing is perfect,” often using it as a mantra for others or ourselves. But do we really buy into it? Do we truly and wholly believe nothing is perfect? We have set ideals of who we “should” be as parents, children, partners, students, co-workers, yoga practictioners, crossfitters… We just want to get it “right,” be the “perfect” version of our self in that role, not show our weaknesses to our self or others because what would that say about us? We place high expectations on ourselves and beat ourselves up when we fall short. So, maybe you didn’t get the time of the day, maybe you forgot about your dog at daycare yesterday, maybe you aren’t a straight-A student, and maybe you aren’t the mom that bakes for your child’s class or the dad that coaches little league. None...
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