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May 2021
17m 13s

Why Your Perfectionism is Destroying You...

Rob Dial
About this episode
You can be a perfectionist or you can be productive, but you can't be both. In this episode, I am going to talk to you about how to get rid of your perfectionism so that you can be more productive. Follow me on IG here: https://instagram.com/robdialjr 
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