Less perfection, more room for confidence

Less perfection, more room for confidence

How can letting go of perfectionism build confidence? This blog brings together work habits, games and creative ideas to support your growth.

You may think you’ll feel more confident once everything is perfectly prepared. But waiting for a flawless plan can keep you from taking the first step. Trying something on a small scale, asking a question or sharing an idea before it’s fully formed gives you a chance to see what needs adjusting. Here, you’ll find work habits and playful exercises to help you replace the pressure to be perfect with a curious approach to learning.

Interested in this topic? Read more: How to Build Self-Confidence and Trust Yourself Through Better Work Habits and Creativity Want to find out where you stand personally? Take a short test at the end of the page and gain a better understanding.

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Imagine that you are standing in front of a high mountain peak. How do you decide to proceed?

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What animal would you choose as your guide in times of uncertainty?

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In your dream, you find yourself in a dark room. In the corner, a light is faintly glowing. What will you do?

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You get a blank canvas and paints. What will you paint first?

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By the river, you find the diary of someone unknown. How do you react?

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In front of you are four doors leading to the unknown. You choose according to:

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Your thoughts are most similar to:

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When you fail, what is the most common thing that echoes within you?

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You will receive an unexpected gift. It is wrapped in an unconventional package. How do you react?

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Imagine that your self-confidence has a shape and color. What does it look like?

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