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Overcoming Perfectionism by Jenny Gould

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Overcoming Perfectionism
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Publisher: BookBoon
ISBN-13: 9788740300437
Number of pages: 74

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Perfectionists have unrealistic expectations of themselves and feel they can never achieve enough and never be good enough. This book will give you a real insight into the subject, and help you understand yourself and others better. You will learn how to think differently and how to behave differently.

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