When I, Jason Freeman, host of Awkwardly Awesome Podcast, began talking about the power of doing my Imperfect Best in 2015, I somehow assumed I was the expert on it thanks to the adversity my speech impediment and coordination issues caused me. But, the more I spoke and wrote about it, the more I found that far from being an expert on Imperfect Best, I was very much still an eager student learning more about the concept every day and then awkwardly applying the learnings to my own life.
When I launched Awkwardly Awesome Podcast back in October of 2020, I began asking each of my guests, “What does doing your Imperfect Best mean to you?” thinking it would be a nice way to cap off the episode. I was elated to hear answers as varied as the guests I interviewed, each brilliant and expanding upon the concept of what Doing Our Imperfect Best means.
Recently, I’ve had a few fresh insights into what Imperfect Best means to me, that while very simple in nature, have created an epiphany in my way of thinking and and acting. During this episode, I’m excited to share my current Imperfect Best thinking with you and talk a bit about how 2026 has been going so far. Chris Taylor, who is a frequent Awkwardly Awesome Podcast guest and the right-hand man in my business, will be assuming the role of host for this episode. Won’t you join us for this Abundantly Imperfect Best episode?
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**Video broadcast available** on YouTube @imperfectbest
**Learn more about Jason Freeman** at AwkwardlyAwesome.com
