Confessions of a Recovering Micromanaging Perfectionist Martyr
As a mother of four and a self-proclaimed micromanaging - perfectionist - martyr, I constantly need to be reminded that control leaves me lonely, perfection can paralyze me, and caring for others over myself leads to resentment. Join me as I try to navigate being a structure-luvin' gal, in an absolutely chaotic household.
Confessions of a Recovering Micromanaging Perfectionist Martyr
What Do My Actions Say? Practicing What I Preach
In this quick confession, we’re diving into an Emerson quote that hits home: "What you do speaks so loudly that I cannot hear what you say." It’s one I remind my kids of often, but today, I’m taking a closer look at my own actions, especially with the holidays approaching. Join me as I reflect on how to keep my words and actions aligned, soften those sharp edges, and make a little more room for kindness. It’s a lighthearted check-in on living out those “I love you’s” in the small, everyday moments. ❤️