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	<title>Help me shut down my perfectionism in my creative writing</title>
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	<description>How do I kill the perfectionism, the precious and fearful impulses, and the self-doubt that keeps me from completing my creative writing projects. Usually, I can barely get beyond the first paragraph without constantly editing and reediting or doubting myself and then abandoning the piece altogether.  I feel trapped.  I&apos;m constantly starting over.  And when I do manage to squeak out a paragraph, I treat it like a  genius work of art...which in the end I decided it absolutely is not.   I&apos;m either riddled with self-doubt or I&apos;m totally over confident, all without producing completed work.  Help!</description>
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	<category>Perfectionism</category>
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