Striving to do better is a good thing, but try to

have realistic expectations.

Everything in life isn’t black or white; there

are grey areas and some “in-betweens.”

Everything can’t be perfect all the time, and

everything isn’t terrible all the time.

Deciding to skip a webinar or party because

you’re running five minutes late or have a

pimple on your face, or cancelling an entire trip

because a flight is delayed, or feeling like a

terrible human being over one innocent mistake, is

sometimes referred to as “polarizing.”

This leads to frustration and negativity.

To maintain your joy in life, you must accept that

you won’t be perfect all the time, and neither

will the people or things around you.

When you expect perfection from life, you tend to

expect the same from other people. And that kind

of unrealistic thinking not only meets with a

great deal of disappointment when your

expectations aren’t met, it also puts unbearable

pressure on the people you care about and can

eventually destroy those relationships.

Why not give people a break and stop demanding

something from them that they have no ability to

give you?

So if we all make mistakes—and we do—learn to

accept that it’s just part of the human

experience, and relax!

Question:

In what specific ways do you need to be more

accepting of the “imperfect areas” in your own

life, or in the way someone else’s imperfect

areas affect you?

And before you answer, think about this:
 “Love is patient, love is kind” 

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