Have you ever thought about how much you strive for perfection? I think we all do it, if not all the time, then at least OFTEN. At work we want a “perfect review”. We want (expect??) our love relationships to be “perfect”. We pluck our eyebrows, cut our hair, all with a goal (probably unspoken and unrealized even subconsciously) of “perfection”. Perfection is what we continually strive for , yet if we are being honest, we all know it is impossible. Your house will never be “perfectly clean” (heaven knows mine won’t anyway). Your clothes will never fit “perfectly” and match from head to toe (that sock inching its way down your ankle will make sure of that). Your kids, your relationships, NOTHING will ever be PERFECT . So, why do we all strive for the unachievable? Is setting ourselves up for inevitable failure only a recipe for frustration, depression, or at the very least, feeling like crap?? Don’t get me wrong. Th...