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181. Perfectionism's Trap: Why Creativity Feels Like a Curse

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Do our high self-expectations paralyze our progress?

In this raw and introspective episode, Tom opens up about his "sobriety anxiety"—a cycle of fear, guilt, and perfectionism that causes him to jump in and out of creative projects like editing videos for "Harris is the Hook." Joined by friends Toliy, Eldar, and Mike, the group dissects Tom's struggles with accountability, past traumas, and delusional thinking, emphasizing the need for humility, mentorship, and actionable steps over endless self-sabotage. Through candid debates, humor, and tough love, they explore how to turn vague desires into real progress while questioning whether Tom's attachment to artistic ideals is helping or hindering his happiness.

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1. 181. Perfectionism's Trap: Why Creativity Feels Like a Curse (00:00:00)

2. Tom's Sobriety Anxiety (00:01:29)

3. The Challenge of Accountability (00:37:24)

4. Ego and Accountability (00:45:21)

5. The Creative Process (01:00:13)

6. The Role of Friends in Personal Growth (01:22:57)

7. The Need for Mentorship and Life Guidance (01:39:35)

8. Final Thoughts and Reflections (01:47:57)

182 episodes

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Content provided by Eldar, Mike, Toliy, Harris. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Eldar, Mike, Toliy, Harris or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

Do our high self-expectations paralyze our progress?

In this raw and introspective episode, Tom opens up about his "sobriety anxiety"—a cycle of fear, guilt, and perfectionism that causes him to jump in and out of creative projects like editing videos for "Harris is the Hook." Joined by friends Toliy, Eldar, and Mike, the group dissects Tom's struggles with accountability, past traumas, and delusional thinking, emphasizing the need for humility, mentorship, and actionable steps over endless self-sabotage. Through candid debates, humor, and tough love, they explore how to turn vague desires into real progress while questioning whether Tom's attachment to artistic ideals is helping or hindering his happiness.

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  continue reading

Chapters

1. 181. Perfectionism's Trap: Why Creativity Feels Like a Curse (00:00:00)

2. Tom's Sobriety Anxiety (00:01:29)

3. The Challenge of Accountability (00:37:24)

4. Ego and Accountability (00:45:21)

5. The Creative Process (01:00:13)

6. The Role of Friends in Personal Growth (01:22:57)

7. The Need for Mentorship and Life Guidance (01:39:35)

8. Final Thoughts and Reflections (01:47:57)

182 episodes

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