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[header] How to take pride in being a perfectionist [title] Enjoy the journey. [step] Perfectionists have a tendency to fixate on the results of a task, instead of appreciating the process itself. If you are practicing healthy striving, you will enjoy the task you are working on, regardless of the outcome.

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  1. Appreciating the task at hand will make you more excited in the pursuit of your goals. Which works better for you? [substeps] For example, perhaps you plan to work on your math homework for four weeks, followed by taking a longer lunch break afterwards.
  2. Try to enjoy the moment and take pride in the work that you do. [substeps] For example, in healthy striving you will have a good time working on a school project and not just be fixated on the final grade.
  3. [substeps] Focus less on moments of frustration than the outcome. Focus less on the problems you find making the most progress in a given given task, or whether you are working on a project that needs to be finished in a matter of a week.
  4. [substeps] Perfectionists tend to see success as immediate necessity. Remind yourself you can make the perfect gift for someone, and that you have completed all the necessary work just for them.

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