On letting people in: is your invitation genuine?
That my daughter wanted to perform for me was par for the course. What made this instance unique were her instructions to me that followed
Perfection As An Isolator
I used to wear my perfectionism like a badge of honor. I was a martyr, giving up the messy human parts of myself in the name of predictability, order, and control. My allegiance to perfection fueled me to hustle harder, and some might even argue that it was the driving force behind most of my accomplishments.