When Perfect Isn't Good Enough: Strategies for Coping with Perfectionism

Martin M. Antony
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Two psychologists explain the phenomenon of perfectionism and outline a methodical program for overcoming it, including a series of exercises designed to help readers challenge their unrealistic expectations and identify situations where perfectionism arises. Original. IP.
Genres: PsychologySelf HelpNonfictionMental HealthHealthPersonal DevelopmentProductivity
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