According to some studies, in a US survey in 2009 found that women are also

more likely than men to experience feelings of inadequacy at home and at work,
and a larger proportion felt they failed to meet their own high standards. The
desire to be perfect seems to lead to serious implications: it’s been linked to
anxiety and depression. And why it is a growing concern nowadays. Do you look
at other people’s lives and compare them to your own? Does this make you
question whether you are smart, fit or happy enough? Social media has a big role
to play in influencing women’s outlook on this issue. Sa IG we see these girls who
live almost the perfect lives, flaunting the best body.

A student from Cambridge said something about this: “I certainly feel the
pressure to be perfect and it has got to the point where it’s damaging my health.
Social media is the main culprit. I had to delete my Instagram account because it
would actually make me cry. I am a mature person with a firm grip on reality, but I
have so many peers whose lives seem so perfect and sociable that it left me
feeling worthless and lonely.”

For you, how striving to be the best has affected you.

WHY BIG DREAMS AREN’T NECESSARILY BETTER DREAMS.

The more clear and concrete you can be about the life and business you most
want to create, the easier it will be for you to bring that vision to life.

If you find yourself in despair, try to find things or an outlet that’ll give you the
courage & confidence to do anything.