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The Perfectionist's Recovery

Embrace Progress Over Perfection

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Break Free from the Tyranny of Perfection. Reclaim Your Peace.

Do you constantly feel like you're not doing enough—even when you're exhausted? Are you stuck in a cycle of procrastination, burnout, or never feeling satisfied with your accomplishments? If so, you're not lazy. You're not broken. You're a perfectionist trapped in survival mode.

In The Perfectionist’s Recovery, therapist and mental health expert Marcus Chen offers a compassionate, research-backed roadmap to help you escape the relentless pressure of perfectionism and embrace the life-changing power of progress.

Through relatable stories, powerful insights, and actionable exercises, you'll discover how to:

  • Recognize the hidden ways perfectionism is sabotaging your life

  • Quiet your inner critic and build real self-compassion

  • Stop procrastinating and start finishing things—imperfectly but powerfully

  • Set healthy boundaries with yourself and others

  • Redefine success on your own terms

  • Embrace vulnerability as a superpower, not a weakness

This isn't a book about "lowering your standards." It's about setting yourself free.

If you’re ready to stop performing and start living—if you’re ready to be human again—this is your invitation. Recovery begins now.

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