Summary: You and I have something in common. Neither one of us is perfect. Yet, we act as though we should be. We keep expecting perfection from ourselves. When we fail, when we show up imperfectly, when we make a mistake, we believe something has gone wrong. We scold ourselves and desperately wish we’d done something differently. This episode of The Unlikely Artist podcast will help you adopt a different, more loving, perspective about your own imperfections. In this episode, you’ll learn about a Japanese practice that teaches us to honour our flaws and imperfections, hear the healing story of my twice broken Tibetan bowl, find out what parenting can show us about our mistakes and failures, and discover three words you can use to transform every mistake into an opportunity to love yourself better.
