Perfectionism is not inherently wrong. It has its perks, but it can be addicting. You can be overworked as a perfectionist and still be productive.
 
In this episode, Martina Fink joins us to share her thoughts on perfectionism. She relates this to addiction and what role perfectionism plays in it. Martina teaches us that labels are not necessary. They should not define who you are and who you want to be. Knowing your desire and working to achieve this will help you overcome your addiction.
 
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Janey Lee Grace is an Amazon No 1 Best-selling author, speaker, and was co-presenter on the UK’s biggest radio show, BBC Radio 2’s  Steve Wright in the Afternoon for 24 years. Formerly she was a backing singer with Wham! Kim Wilde and Boy George, had her own number 8 chart hit as Cola Boy with 7 Ways to Love.
Janey has written five books on Holistic living including the number One Amazon best seller Imperfectly Natural Woman and her latest book is Happy Healthy Sober – Ditch the booze and take control of your life which encourages everyone to look again at their relationship with alcohol.
After ditching the booze Janey launched a podcast ‘Alcohol Free Life’ focusing on sober self-care, she gave a TEDx talk Sobriety Rocks- Who Knew!  and runs The Sober Club, a platform offering a non-judgemental community for people who are committed to sobriety and want to ‘upscale’ their life without the booze and focus on health and wellbeing.
Janey is passionate about encouraging people to ditch the chemicals, focus on great nutrition, selfcare, and finding their purpose as she found for herself that quitting the booze was the missing link in the ‘holistic living’ picture. She also offers coaching and is trained in EFT, Matrix Re-imprinting and NLP. 
Janey is married with 4 children and lives in Hertfordshire but longs to be by the sea.
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