Trying to be perfect and do things perfectly … all the time … is freaking exhausting. It’s unattainable and it’s unsustainable. It is time to let go of perfectionism and accomplish all the things you want to do. Ready to learn how to let go of perfectionism, so you can start getting things done?
THAT’s what we’re discussing in today’s podcast episode.
I am a recovering perfectionist and today, I want to share my journey with you and all of the tips and tricks that I have picked up along the way. Most importantly – I want to show you that sometimes letting go of the perfect image in your head (and just doing) is the best step you could ever take.
Being a perfectionist means you care about the details–and you want to get whatever it is you’re doing “right.” But perfectionism can hold you back from doing anything at all.

This episode is part of our mindset series.
If you’d like to explore more episodes in this series, click here to binge them all.
On this episode of The Power in Purpose Podcast on how to let go of perfectionism:
- 3 lies we tell ourselves that lead to perfectionism
- Affirmation that you are doing enough
- How just starting can be the first step to perfect
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The more I watch wedding planners use Cue, the more I realize how much wedding planning software has forced planners to work around the technology they use every day.
We’re deep in beta testing Cue right now, and watching real wedding planners use something we’ve built from the ground up has been incredibly gratifying.
But there’s something I can’t stop thinking about.
The number of tools, tabs, spreadsheets, documents, emails, and workarounds planners are using to manage ONE wedding is kind of wild.
And some of the feature requests we’re getting are so logical that my first thought is sometimes, Wait… wedding planning software doesn’t already do that?!
Our beta testers are helping us see exactly where existing tools create more work instead of less. And it’s reinforcing why we’re building Cue differently.
There’s one request in particular that has sent us down a VERY interesting rabbit hole. 👀 More on that soon.
In the meantime, I want to hear from you:
What’s a no-brainer feature you think wedding planning software should have that somehow… still doesn’t?
Drop it in the comments. I’m listening. 👇🏻
my version of a hard launch
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👀 prepare to FREAK out
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