Embrace the mantra, "My best is good enough," and watch as self-doubt fades away, leaving you confident and at peace, knowing you're doing everything you can.
Do your best is a different message than be the best. Don't you think?
I didn’t always know this.
As a recovering perfectionist, I’ve had to learn that it’s OK to make mistakes and grow from them.
Your best will be different every day and it’ll depend on your self-care reserves. Did you get enough sleep last night? Have you been eating nourishing meals? Self-care can help give you the best chance to do your best.
Even if you have self-doubt, trust that you’re doing everything you can.
This video is part of A Second for Yourself—a video series on my Stand Up for Your Self-Care YouTube Channel to inspire you to create mindfulness in your busy day.
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Journal About It: My Best Is Good Enough
Get your journal and a pen and find a quiet spot. Write about how you can tell when you're doing your best. What’s the difference between doing your best vs. being the best?
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