Maybe there's a similarly pesky voice of perfectionism following you around inside your head, telling you that you should be able to get incrementally better. Every. Single. Day.
It's relentless.
You're worn out from all your undue try-hard.
But also, maybe you carry a bit of shame around with your perfectionism.
You're told you worry too much.
Focus on the wrong things.
Care too much about your work.
Can we talk about you? How you can be a perfectionist and have peace of mind? How you don't have to turn off your desire to do your best? How your perfectionism can be an asset, not just to you or a supervisor, but for God's kingdom?
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