Are you a perfect student too much? The other side of academic perfection
Do you always strive to get the full brand? Do you feel guilty when you make mistakes even once? The "perfect study" may seem positive from the outside, but from the inside it may consume you psychologically and put you under an unbearable pressure of Stein's understanding, we help you to see the difference between health diligence, and the exhausting perfection that hinders your development instead of pushing you forward. What is the meaning of the academic perfection? The student's tendency to seek the permanent pursuit of achievements "ideal" free of errors, and accompanies it often:- Failure or rejection- harsh subjective criticism of any negligence- not feeling satisfied even with a good achievement- postponing the tasks out of "what I will do unless it is perfect" How does exemption affect your study? Kemal: 1. It admitted its existence without shame: recognition is the first step towards change. 2. Fast your efforts, not only your results: what you made of time and effort is no less important than the end result. 3. Learn from error instead of fear of it: each unique experience, is an opportunity for growth. 4. Use 80%base: Not everything in your life needs to be 100%. 5. Request support from a coach or a confident friend: Simple words from a person who sees your abilities sufficient, you may comfort you a lot. How to help you, the platform of Fahmy Stein in liberation from idealism? The error does not mean the perclated baking does not make a successful student ... but rather a tired student. The real estimate begins when you see yourself with understanding eyes, not critical. A motivation is a motivation: Do not be able to be complete ... Stand up to be honest in your endeavor, just. Question: Do you find yourself asking yourself a lot? How do you deal with the feeling of "not enough"? Share us, as you may help others find themselves in you.Similar Articles
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