Over the years I’ve come to realize that perfectionists really struggle with happiness. Every day you get to choose. Will you dwell on everything that’s wrong, everything that’s not “perfect” in your life? Or will you find happiness in the things that are good?

Can perfectionists truly be happy?

Welcome to "Trespassing Aloud," the podcast where boundaries are meant to be crossed, stories are meant to be shared, and laughter is the best way to navigate life's unexpected detours.

Join John M. Schroeder, husband, father, business owner, public servant, and mischief maker, on a guided tour through the pages of his life. From awkward encounters to daring escapades, each episode is a candid conversation with life's unpredictable moments. Maybe we'll even find a little wisdom along the way.

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Welcome to "Trespassing Aloud," the podcast where boundaries are meant to be crossed, stories are meant to be shared, and laughter is the best way to navigate life's unexpected detours. Join John M. Schroeder, husband, father, business owner, public servant, and mischief maker, on a guided tour through the pages of his life. From awkward encounters to daring escapades, each episode is a candid conversation with life's unpredictable moments. Maybe we'll even find a little wisdom along the way.

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Can perfectionists truly be happy?

Can perfectionists truly be happy?