Thoughts on not rushing to try to correct everything, and how we should trust ourselves.

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Thoughts on not rushing to try to correct everything, and how we should trust ourselves.

Thoughts on not rushing to try to correct everything, and how we should trust ourselves.

56: Don’t set up your own standards

I'm Julius Welby, a Zen Buddhist, programmer and photographer.  I'm podcasting about Zen while walking, usually on a nature reserve in the UK.  This is a lockdown project, but it may continue after the lockdown ends.   Making this podcast is a way for me to get beyond my own perfectionism,  and to allow things to be just as they are. I'm using minimal equipment - currently an iPhone, no external microphone, and I typically post each episode just as I finish recording it.  I am @jwelby on Twitter. I welcome feedback.  The title, "Brilliant Mistake", is an Elvis Costello lyric.

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I'm Julius Welby, a Zen Buddhist, programmer and photographer. I'm podcasting about Zen while walking, usually on a nature reserve in the UK. This is a lockdown project, but it may continue after the lockdown ends. Making this podcast is a way for me to get beyond my own perfectionism, and to allow things to be just as they are. I'm using minimal equipment - currently an iPhone, no external microphone, and I typically post each episode just as I finish recording it. I am @jwelby on Twitter. I welcome feedback. The title, "Brilliant Mistake", is an Elvis Costello lyric.

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