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Vor einem Tag · The artwork depicts Katarina Johnson-Thompson in action on the sports track, with motivational phrases such as 'progress not perfection' and 'never give up' surrounding her. These words were ...
Vor einem Tag · Meanwhile, 23 per cent remind themselves that any progress is good progress, and 15 per cent aim for progress over perfection. Mural of Katarina Johnson-Thompson by Paul Curtis (Image: SWNS)
Vor einer Stunde · Instead of chasing perfection, we should focus on progress and personal growth. Remember, it’s okay to be a work in progress. It’s okay to have flaws and make mistakes—that’s what makes us human. So let go of the societal expectation of perfection and embrace your authentic, imperfect self. After all, it’s our imperfections that make ...
Vor einer Stunde · 2. The Perfectionist Trap. Many of us strive for perfection in everything we do, believing that only flawless outcomes are worthy of praise. However, this mindset can lead to anxiety, self-criticism, and strained relationships. Embracing imperfections allows for growth and resilience. It’s essential to appreciate progress and effort rather ...
Vor einem Tag · 2. Refrain from striving for perfection in everything. It is easy to slip into the destructive trap of perfectionism when we are feeling down or hopeless. Nitpicking, especially when things are not going well, exacerbates these emotions rather than alleviating them.
Vor einem Tag · World heptathlon champion Katarina Johnson-Thompson was seen in her home city of Liverpool watching the unveiling of a mural in her honour. The 30-metre by 10-metre artwork stands on Liverpool’s Dale Street, next to local favourite The Excelsior pub, a prime spot for passers-by. It shows her hurdling on the sports track, fuelled by words of encouragement such as ‘progress not perfection ...
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Vor einem Tag · A 30-metre by 10-metre mural, located on Dale Street in Liverpool next to the popular Excelsior pub, is catching the attention of passers-by. The artwork depicts Katarina Johnson-Thompson hurdling on a sports track, with motivational phrases such as 'progress not perfection' and 'never give up' surrounding her.
