Why did Cinderella try to be perfect at the ball?🫣

When the clock ⏰ struck midnight, she kept running desperately to the exit door, ignoring that the glass slipper had fallen off her foot on the stair.

I can imagine how she felt leaving the prince without explaining why she was rushing to the door.🥹

💕Most English learners can also relate what happened at the ball to speaking English.
💕Will you agree that perfectionism can destroy self-confidence, make unnecessary mistakes, and lose control over what to say or do?

🌺It can literally cause a ripple effect. You want to overperform, looking for all these fancy words, suddenly losing the main track of what you intended to say like Cinderella👗 lost her slipper.

🌸If it sounds like you, the good news is that you shouldn't worry so much about it. There is an alternative solution.

🌼Let me introduce your best teacher ever - your mistakes.🫢

What if you accepted that your mistakes can be your best teacher? Of course, provided that you raise your awareness on how to get rid of them, you're likely to experience a breakthrough.

🧚🏼‍♂️Repeating the same mistakes leads nowhere, while constructive feedback and creating space for new patterns are always a real game-changer.

🎊Why not breathe new life into every conversation?

Don't wait until your slipper falls off your feet. Surprise yourself with how much can change just within days by taking consistent action:-)

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