Module 10 of 11
Perfectionism
Because every student deserves to feel worthy, not pressured to be perfect.
Framed around self-worth, self-criticism and progress over perfection.
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Sign in to track progressWhat students often feel
- Redoing work until it feels perfect and never finishing
- Feeling that no matter what they achieve, it still feels less than others
- Guilt when making small mistakes
- Not celebrating wins because they do not feel big enough
Why it matters
Perfectionism makes students anxious, slows progress and stops them from enjoying learning.
Learning objectives
What this module builds
Recognize the trap of perfectionism
Manage self-critical thoughts with simple tools
Set progress-based goals instead of chasing perfection
Treat mistakes as lessons, not failures
Build resilience and self-worth beyond grades
70% Rule
A simple practice that shows done is better than perfect. Exclusive to demo sessions.
Outcomes
- A better experience of progress over perfection
- Confidence to take risks and grow
- Less fear of mistakes
- A stronger sense of self-worth
Concepts covered
Insights from trial sessions and reflective exercises — not marketing claims.
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Handling Expectations